Colour has always played an important part of any home design. The mood, story, atmosphere and the overall tone are all conveyed through the use of colour. Whether a neutral setting is desired for an elegant bathroom or bright hues are required for the bedroom, colour is a key aspect within home design.
The trend for this spring is all about mixing bold colours with geometric patterns. By combining these elements, we get a colour pallet which is on trend and bound to turn some heads.
Rosey Posey Trellis by Porters Original Paints for example is a bold print. It uses straight lines to create a fun and uplifting atmosphere for any feature wall or funky powder room.
Dulux 2013 colour forecast ‘Colour Movement’ also incorporates geometric designs in their section for the adventurous spirit. ‘Blur’ designed by Ella Leoncio, Bree Leech and Miriam Fanning from Mim Design, features paints to energise the overall feel of a home and creates a warm atmosphere for any guest.
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