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How to elevate a neutral colour palette
OCT 02|5 min read
There’s no denying the magic of neutrals – they’re a strong base for your home décor, a wonderful way to showcase texture, and as we’ll now show you, a great way to bring colour into your space.
Use these classic pieces to set a foundation for your home styling that’s full of personality, while being versatile enough to make your colourful accessories pop.
Start with a base - welcome the new neutrals
Our new season neutrals are full of texture and technique – broderie, quilting, chenille – bringing new depth to your home. Use these classic pieces to set a foundation for your home styling that’s full of personality, while being versatile enough to make your colourful accessories pop.
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Start small and ease into it
When introducing colour, the trick is to start small. Pick a colour you love and adorn your space with decor pieces in this colour. Choose from new season homewares like a cosy throw, a stack of cushions or some beautiful wall art in your chosen colourway.
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Spread colour around
Once you feel a little more comfortable around colour, spread your wings. Patterns are a wonderful way to bring in colour through textiles and bedlinen. Spread similar tones around your space to tie your home styling together.
Hot tip: Liven up a room with a statement piece of furniture for added oomph.
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