Colour Trends: Get Swept Off Your Feet
Sourced From: Prue Ruscoe and Mrs Design via estliving.com. Sydney, Australia.
Coveting a colour fix. Live in colour and inject these natural colour combos into your home.
Our homes are where we make and hold all of our treasured memories , often bathed in neutral tones and furniture they are flexible to the quickly updating trends and our interior decorating phases. Lately, we’ve been seeing a boom of natural tones being injected into interior design projects and home renovations. Take a look at our favourite vibrant colours to pair with everyday neutrals. And may we just say, they’re bloomin’ beautiful!
Green Thumb
Sourced From: Ace Architecture. Amsterdam, Netherlands.
Go green and flourish your home with natural elements. This modern kitchen softens the green with timber cladding and a textured white bench-top. The modern lifestyle requires us to be in front of screens and pixelated lights for majority of the day, interior design has seen a need to increase positive energy throughout the home. This translates to many homes being crowded with indoor plant displays, natural timbers and earthy tones. From lush forests, soft pistachio to neo mint; you can create a grounding and calm space to return to by inviting the outdoors in and creating an oasis of your making from a splash of colour.
2. Blue Lagoon
Sourced From: Prue Ruscoe and Mrs Design via estliving.com. Sydney, Australia.
The ocean has inspired 2020’s colour forecasts, bathed in blue and green this year will invigorate any space in the home. Mixing mineral and natural textures with light azures and deep navy’s reaffirms that ocean-inspired hues calm minds and add fluidity within zones. Every shade from white to warm earthy tones can be mixed with this hue, which makes it easy to incorporate furnishings from different eras. Adding soft curves and elegant lines, will make a masterpiece out of your new blue additions.
3. Terracotta Dreams
Sourced From: Divisare. Barcelona, Spain.
Sand, clay, terracotta, brick…the list goes on. Natural materials are used to reinforce and strength homes and structures, however the tonal palette of these pieces are becoming just as important on the inside. The terracotta tiling that runs up the wall balances the light and bright white cabinetry of the kitchen. These staples are also being shaped into lighter shades and darker shades that create warmer ambiences. These soft neutrals create a sense of relaxation in a space, often combined with gold and coral touches to add a sense of luxury.
4. Muted Pastels
Sourced From: Homes to Love, designed by Richards and Spence. Calile Hotel, Brisbane, Australia.
Palm Springs and breezy pool resorts have dominated interior design for years, and they continue to come back. This muted palette is complemented by natural materials like marble, white linens, pale timber and joinery as well as brass fittings. The soft apricot pinks and light blues mesh perfectly to create an open atmosphere. Use muted colours to achieve an effortlessly cool ambience, while adding a unique spin on a neutral palette.
5. Terra-Brown
Source From: Kråkvik Dorazio for Jotun. Photography by Line Klein.
With more black pigment than red, a spectrum of brown is bursting into our homes. Symbolising rich soil and clay, this shade is predicted to phase out the pink and reds we’ve been seeing for the past four years. Sink your feet into the dirt and let this shade sweep you off your feet. Pair with soft and sandy neutrals to create a space for light to illuminate spaces, with the dark nature of this shade it may become overbearing if not balanced correctly.
Your Turn
Which of these colour combos impressed you the most? Drop a comment below or let us know on our Instagram post. Don’t forget, if you’ve renovated with us, we’d love to hear your story and see the final result. Send us an Instagram DM or email us at mtm@modulrdoors.com.au.