For Winter 2022 the trends are all about colors which make you feel good. Weather you prefer a soft color palette to give you a cozy autumnal feeling or a bolder option for an eye catching finish, it’s up to you. You can easily experiment with different shades- after all it is just paint.
Colors can be viewed as temperatures, as they can have cool or warm tones. For example, grey and blue are cool toned; whilst brown and orange are warm toned. Piring warm colors together and cool colours together is almost guaranteed to produce a cohesive interior.
However, you can also mix colours, which are opposites on the color spectrum- opposites
attract! Color opposites tend to compliment each other.
Here are some options, to give you some inspiration in choosing a cohesive and feel-good
interior:
1. Greens to reflect nature
The utilization of green in your interior space allows you to bring the outdoor indoor. A darker green forms feelings of reassurance and calm, and is perfect if you are looking for a peaceful interior. Whereas, a lighter green can open up a room more whilst still creating a restful and nature inspired living space.
2. Rosewood and Mossy Green
The combination of rosewood red and mossy green creates a bold but grounded undertone to a room. This is perfect for rooms where you want to bring a Moroccan style joy to the colder winter months.
3. Warm and Soft Neutrals
You can incorporate a color palette which consists of neutral stone tones to form a warm space which feels intimate and clean. The joy of this palette is its versatility- it can be used throughout the house in any room and is almost guaranteed to look good. They also often provide an element of sophistication and can elevate a room to appear more refined and put together. Arguably the best aspect of this colour palette is that it is relatively timeless, due to it’s subtle and diverse nature.
4. Brick Red and Tan
These two colours are highly cohesive and work to form a
room which looks put together. The warm neutral tone forms a clean and light filled room.
