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‘ We enjoy creating with pinks and corals in advanced tones such as mauve, flush, dusty rose, lavender, and salmon,’ says developer Lina Galvao of Curated Nest Interiors. ‘These tones often tend to be less complicated on the eye, serving as a blush of color versus a pop. This spring palette works well in spaces...
'Opt for a bolder or darker paint color, or add a print with wallpaper on one wall to instantly transform your room, creating an eye-catching focal point and a backdrop for your dining table, sofa, bed, or holiday decorations.'
Color can completely alter the mood of a kitchen; used cleverly, the darker shades of grey, green, blue, and even black give a side of sophistication and drama to the room, especially when paired with statement metallic Ironmongery and well-positioned lighting,' comments Melissa Klink, the head of design at Harvey Jones.