Our Colours

Yellow, known for its optimism, has always been clear, bright and uplifting.

Traditionally, women wore yellow ribbons to symbolise hope as they waited for their loved ones to return from war.

Pure and bright, yellow is the easiest colour to see. Because of its high visibility, yellow is often used to issue warning within nature, found on wasps and bees to warn predators.

The colour reflects warmth whilst encouraging inspiration and expression. Yellow is used to energise whilst still being soothing and sophisticated.

Within interiors, yellow lightens and welcomes. It helps to expand any space, a perfect solution for dark hallways and small rooms. To create a soft, inviting look, start with classic creamy yellows which will bring warmth to spaces with limited light. For something more lively, experiment with stronger, mustard yellows and cool greys to create a really dynamic room.

The palette for yellows move towards more crafted shades with great warmth in their character.

Mustards are key and work beautifully on their own or combined with cooler neutrals. Warmer golds and tans bring the natural world inside to create a look of comforting and calming radiance.

In previous years, yellows showed a trend towards their true heartland. Radiant and enlightening shades with a sense of optimism and artistic expression were everywhere.

Liquid Gold yellows can be complimented by mulberry shades like Damson Dream 1 to create a strong impact. For a dynamic look, try a clean yellow like Buttercup Fool 3 with a smart neutral like Rum Caramel 3.

Coloured glass vases and unusual bottles accessorise this open plan space well by adding some rich shots of deep green and bold yellow.

The warmer side of yellow can really illuminate your room. Combine radiant shades like Lemon Pie and Pale Citrus with soft creams like Timeless to create a contemporary look. Light wooden features compliment this colour scheme perfectly by adding even more warmth.

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Timeless

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Barley White

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Lemon Pie

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Pale Citrus

Striking, acidic yellows with a zesty feel create a contemporary style within any room. Strong mustard yellows can be used as an accent and work especially well with cool neutrals like grey or even with white. Try adding a subtle secondary colour like a green pastel (Willow Creek 5) which will compliment the vibrant yellow of Spring Breeze 3 beautifully.

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Night Jewels 5

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Spring Breeze 3

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Willow Creek 5

Feel inspired to combine soft silver and gun metal grey within your accessories. From interesting vases to metallic cushions you can really add some luxury to your room.