Rustic Hues

ORANGE IS SO VERSATILE! - In moderate and rainy climates, where lack of sun light and bright colors is so obvious, warm interior colors look especially to the point. One of the most active and energetic of them is orange. It’s a symbol of youth, freshness and positivity.  And it’s versatile.

Modern Classic

Green has definitely been everywhere this year. Not only was it chosen as
Pantone color of the Year – but varying tones of green have kept appearing
as the year has gone on and it’s not over yet. As we draw closer to the
Autumn/Winter seasons we’ll see more of the dark earthy tones emerge;
rich, elegant, grown up shades that are just perfect for bringing a close to
end of year projects. Have a look at the following from our two big
PINKAPPLE stories ‘Pop Masters’ & 'Modern Classic” decor inspiration
products at its best for homes & work spaces. With this colour trend, it’s all
about accents. You want to use metallics with a light hand. A hint of
iridescence carefully placed against a neutral backdrop can transform a
space from casual to chic, but too much metallic can be just that – too much.

Black Glam

Matt Black; the burnt Indian Red as an accent briefly between neutrals;
organic materials and colours; a collection in tune with current warm
neutral interior trends .Meanwhile, a touch of bronze or copper can
introduce a more industrial element, particularly if it has a tarnished look to
it. A burnt indian red sofa, pendant light hung in a space exudes modern
industrial style.

Pop Masters

Mix and Match! The best part about these colour story is that you can mix
and match them with each other, and with other interior aesthetics. You
don’t have to focus on one colour scheme in your space – you could
incorporate elements of all of them if you were so inclined!

For stunning contrast, blend the moody blues with the reddish, earthy tones.
Contrast sage green with earthy tones for a really warm, earthen-inspired
space. Create a more luxurious look by balancing royal blues & fuchsia
tones with a spot of black here and there.

Earthen

In these compositions, the colors are earthly, pastel and natural without
dramatic fuss. True harmony and pleasure for the eye and space. This
palette work well aross spacial design and somebody who is naturally
inclined to neutrals. The designers draw their inspiration from the rich
heritage of Indian childhood homes in rural India and the simplicity
discovered through exposurers to materials. The minimalist and clear-lined
designs unravels pure beauty and elegant stylistics.

A coffee table or a side table made of a deep-coloured wood or with a dark
wood finish can also provide an opportunity to give this colour trend a go.
If you don’t want to go all out with the earthy colours, a table or even a bed
with earthy-toned legs can be a great way to subtly bring this colour theme
into your space.