2021 New Colour Forecast

Introducing three nurturing palettes that evoke familiarity and comfort: Retreat,Nourish and Reset.
From homely aesthetic to rejuvenating hues, these trends look to create a sense of renewal whilst holding onto nostalgic elements in your home.

Retreat

Earth-based hues create a harmonious setting to help with inspiration and creativity.

With a homely aesthetic, Retreat draws on a nostalgic mix of comfort and security. From sleeping to eating, and working to working out – most homes are becoming the interior hub for many busy, action-packed days. What was once a place for rest and relaxation now embodies a living environment of family, work and play.

As our home and work lives continue to blur, we should upgrade our spaces accordingly to become a hybrid of functionality. This offers the ultimate palette for flexible living.

Draw on nostalgia, comfort and security, and make way for textures that are naturally authentic, like stained timber and feature materials that are sourced sustainably.

Nourish

A renewed palette of warm neutrals inspires fresh interest and can be enhanced by adding accents of yellow and green.

We spend most of our lives in a digitally saturated environment. Nourish encourages us to unplug and be present in the moment. Indulge in a nurturing palette that revitalises your home and nourishes the soul. We spend most of our lives in a digitally saturated environment. Nourish encourages us to unplug and be present in the moment. Indulge in a nurturing palette that revitalises your home and nourishes the soul.

Nourish draws on nature to hero tactility and the need for comfort. It looks to rounded forms and soft objects to blend the identity between decor and furniture.

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It’s a new year and along with that comes Pantone’s pick for Colour of the Year.

Introducing… Ultra Violet.

Ultra Violet is a blue-based purple and is a colour that calls to action, meant to drive us forward into our individual creative expression of how we want to contribute to the world around us. What a fitting message for 2018 with so much uncertainty and change afoot.

The Pantone Colour Institute had to say the following, “we are living in a time that requires inventiveness and imagination. It is this kind of creative inspiration that is indigenous to Pantone 18-3838 Ultra Violet”.

To help ignite your creativity and get you inspired about all things Ultra Violet we have put together some concept boards showcasing the multitude of applications. From furniture to fashion and art to fabric, we have you covered.

Fabrics featured (top to bottom): Lustrell Glitterati Amethyst, Lustrell Charisma Amethyst, Entice Imperial, Cumulus Amethyst, Victory Amethyst.
Source of inspirational images (clockwise from top left): Est Living, Annakiki, Eolian, George Steinmetz

Taking cues from the shades of purple found in nature, rich feminine florals and painterly prints are the perfect way to incorporate Ultra Violet into your interior. Introduce pops of the colour into your decorating scheme through plain fabrics such as plush velvets, rich wools, textured weaves and metallic vinyl’s. The calming cool shade of purple is the ideal colour to use as a feature in your interior space where relaxation and refuge is desired. A splash of colour that can bring your room to life in an understated elegant way.

Source of inspirational images (clockwise from top left): Balmain, Warwick Design Studio, V+ Lounge, Nicholas Jebran, Warwick Design Studio

2018’s colour of the year is a call to be bold. Ultra Violet is unapologetic about making a statement. When working with a bold colour it can feel intimidating, however when used smartly it can be a seamless statement in any room.

It all comes down to balance. Using it for cushions, throws, lamps, rugs, artwork and tabletop accessories are great resources for adding highlights of purple into a space without dominating.

Fabrics featured (top to bottom): Monique Orchid, Scilla Grape, Watercolour Azure, Caledonia Grape, Quill Lagoon, Ingrid Chintz.
Source of inspirational images (clockwise from top left): Purple wall, Nyx, Panatone Swatch, Tuileries

If your home space is all about bold and beautiful then taking Ultra Violet to the next level of a feature wall, sofa or floor to ceiling drapery will tick all your creative colour boxes. For the more traditional interiors, we recommend opting for softer shades of purple in classic patterns such as damasks, regency stripes and lattice designs.

If 2018 is inspired by the colour of its name sake, then our year will be filled with connotations of creativity, artistic expression, knowledge, ingenuity, spirituality, mindfulness, possibilities, hope, counterculture, unconventionality and brilliance.

Ultra Violet’s uplifting and inspired charm makes for a great resolution for the year ahead.

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Many local businesses have generously offered services and products to assist setting up the Stewart’s new home who are a well-deserving family – As seen on Today Tonight Adelaide!

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