Navy

Navy has slowly made it's way into people's homes in subtle ways over the past few years and we were excited to learn that it has been announced as one of 2021's interior trend colours. 

Many may be put off navy as they may not be sure to style it, however we have found that it looks great with a lot more colour palettes than we anticipated!

Pair with neutrals, warm browns and plenty of textured rugs and throws for more of a scandi and natural vibe, or create the ultimate space that oozes luxury by combining navy with brass accents such as lamps or side tables along with blush pinks or monochrome tones in order for the navy elements to remain the focal points. If you're feeling very adventurous, pair a bold navy wallpaper alongside an accent chair with a pop of colour such as mustard yellow or burnt orange.

Earthy Greens and Neutrals

This colour palette has been highly inspired by nature and all things organic! We think this is the perfect colour palette if you are looking for a warm but rustic feel to your space. 

Pair deep khaki greens with textured off whites and rattan accent furniture along with woodland animal themed cushions or ornaments to create a harmoniously inviting and earthy feel in your home.

Warm Greys and Mustard Yellow

Grey has been on trend for years now, but next year's trends are predicting that warm greys will be more on trend than your typical cool grey tones that everyone was decorating their house in since 2016. 

We've done some research and learned that warm greys along with mellow yellows are in fact, the two Pantone colours for 2021, and we can definitely see why! Yellow can be seen as a rare colour to be used in interior design, however when paired with warm greys and monochrome accents, we think it can look pretty magnificent and refreshing! 

If you are apprehensive about using too much yellow to begin with, introduce some subtle elements here and there like a vase, lamp shade and if you're feeling bold - an accent chair looks so chic with warm grey walls and black and white accents.

Deep Mauves and Blush tones

Warm pinky tones and rich merlot hues are the ultimate recipe to adding a luxurious feel to your space. This beautiful warm and feminine colour palette is a staple for next year and we are a little bit obsessed with it!

Mauves, burgundys and blush pink can be seen as too matchy-matchy, however when styled correctly - we think not at all!

Just make sure you add plenty of textures like velvets and silks along with rustic pink accent vases an bold and alluring prints and voile!