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Misty Colours
By Amy Kilvington
This season’s misty colour trend is a contemporary update on pastels. These pleasant tones offer some much-needed respite after a long, hot summer, creating a fresh and calming environment. Consider foggy forests, hazy beaches and misty mountain tops to spark your imagination and inspire an interiors refresh…
Misty colours stem from Pantone’s ever-popular Rose Quartz and Serenity, which reigned as the colours of the year back in 2016. Now, these shades have become more chalky and muted, therefore lending perfectly to modern design schemes and Scandinavian-inspired interiors. The subdued nature of misty colours makes them ideal for achieving that Dutch House look. This is a cool, calm way to style your home, with a focus on creativity, light and flow.
All misty tones sit well together, creating a restful scheme that’s suitable for almost any room. The palette includes dusky mauve, duck egg and foggy pink, as well as smoky or stormy greys, blues and greens. Hazy pebble and creamy earth tones bring warmth to the look, blending well with the cooler water hues. All shades can be layered up to create a sophisticated tonal effect. You can further enhance this colour palette with natural woods and stones, along with metallic golds and bronzes for extra interest.
The trend is inherently usable and so many designer enjoy its sophisticated take on pastel colours. Look to misty colours if you wish to create relaxed space that feels balanced and calm, yet inspiring. Want to try this soothing style? Discover our favourite misty coloured blinds and curtains, perfect for welcoming the trend into your hoe. Click the images to shop direct or view our full collection at Blinds Direct.
Misty Coloured Blinds & Curtains
Make the most of misty colours and discover our fabulous collection of high quality window furnishings at Blinds Direct. Want to know more? Get in touch with our team for more information.
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