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Olive green and pink for a dreamy designer living room.
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Using your artwork for colour inspiration is a great way to make sure that any room looks designer-planned. Here, the yellow, teal, and orange work well as a combination on their own, but the painting really ties the look together.
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If you have neutral walls and you want to add a little colour without going too far away from the spectrum, consider the opposite of the colour wheel, and throw in some texture for variation! This crushed velvet purple sofa pairs beautifully with the cream and mocha walls, and picks up on the darker elements in the painting, creating a room that feels both magazine and lazy day ready.
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Colour-drenching your walls and furniture makes every space seem larger, as you can see from this lovely pantry with its tall storage cupboards. Add in a pop of accent colours for contrast, and create effortless elegance with just one shade.
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Warm reds are perfect for living rooms you want to lounge in.
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Princess pink and siren red for a glamorous entryway.
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Bold blue for statement walls without sacrificing elegance.
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Ochre and cool cream for understated elegance.
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Contrast your wood tones with a warm, dusty coral.
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Velvety green walls for maximum pay-off with minimal effort.
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As the year draws to a close, we begin to look forward to what comes next, and the colours that we might see take over our living spaces. Here is our prediction for 2025: Amethyst Shadow, a deep, rich purple that can be used as both the central feature or an accent wall. It’s warm, lovely, and easy to incorporate into your existing living space, adding a great deal of character to any place.
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Nothing like a teal wall, especially when you pair it with pops of butter yellow and rust-red.
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Contrast a showstopping colour with monochrome for a statement corner worth writing about.
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Pair a sage green wall with natural terracotta elements for a restorative room.
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Painting tip: add a contrasting or neutral colour with your show-stopper shade to really make it stand out, like this grapefruit pink and soft white duo-toned kitchen.
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Want to freshen up the walls of your home? Try a hint of mint green.
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A beautiful warm tone that harmonises with both dark and light accent colours.
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Burnt orange at the entrance for a pleasant return home every single time.
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A darker wall colour makes a space look bigger. A muted dark green like this does that while also instilling a feeling of calm to any room it’s gracing.
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We love a good grey wall – it’s the perfect backdrop for brighter accent colours, and a statement all on its own.
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A bold orange for an interior that’s decked in earthy tones.
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A beautiful grey that matches any colour you introduce to the room.
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Lime-green for a touch of colour that brings any living space to life.
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Choose deeper shades to create more intimate interiors.
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Terracotta walls for a unique Southern touch in your home.
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