The neutrals edit

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The Neutrals Edit Samantha Gibson

Accentuate this season’s warm neutrals with cool charcoal and dramatic black.

Urban neutrals

Everywhere you look, neutrals are getting warmer, from putty-toned pinks to warm caramels and saffron infused spice tones. These inviting shades lend themselves to so many different design genres, whether you’re a fan of mid-century or seventies boho chic. This simply furnished reading nook is oozing with style, from the warm tones of the teak sideboard to the honey-hued leather armchair. Throughout the room, geometric shapes and monochrome accents help to create an edgy, urban aesthetic.

Tribal vibes

For a bold and different look, pick out darker neutrals with bronze or khaki undertones. These striking shades allow you to be more daring with pattern and colour, yet still give your interior a warm and intimate feel. In this eclectic living room, a classic chesterfield sofa stands out against the fade-out tribal print Roman blinds. Pops of vibrant red fringing and a red velvet lampshade soften the space, while lush green planting adds to the exotic feel.

Gallery

Browse our gallery to view more inspirational ways with warm neutrals

View Hall window with beige and gold Roman blind

View Stylish living room with faux-wood blinds in natural wood stain

View Relaxed living room with fade-out print curtains and cream Roman blinds

View Livign room with zebra print sofa and Abigail Ahern animal print velvet Roman blind

View Retro living room with geometric print Roman blind

View Living room with curtains and Roman blinds in warm neutral shades

View Close up of curtain from Abigail Ahern collection

View Boot room with exposed brickwork and dove grey curtains

Instant impact

Instantly warm up a cool neutral scheme with Wooden blinds and a few well-chosen accessories. In this impressive bay window we’ve chosen practical faux-wood blinds in Nutmeg. A tan leather sofa, and maple wood accent chair extend the look around the room, while splashes of cool grey and monochrome are used to break up the warmer tones.

Modern classic

Take a subtle shift towards warmer neutrals with a largely monochrome palette that’s peppered with creamy fudge and soft caramel accents. In this elegant living room, classic white shutters and a contemporary charcoal sofa create a cool and fresh base, with the rich treacly tones of the parquet bringing the look together in a way that’s stylish and sophisticated, yet still feels invitingly cosy.

Fresh looks for spring

Choose your palette

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The Pastels Edit

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