Colour crush: Classic blue & white
Blue and white is such a classic combo- I don’t think it is ever out of fashion. Its popularity transcends trends probably because blue wears the crown as the world’s favourite colour and, as I will go on to explain, a brilliant colour to base your interior design schemes around. From Chinese Ming pottery to […]
Trend report: Wiggles
In the words of 1990’s hip house band 2 in a Room “I wanna see you wiggle it, just a little bit”. I’m seeing this design motif, everywhere from wall coverings, furniture shapes to printed homewares, and I’m feeling it! The wiggle feels joyous, light and a touch silly. In a world that feels heavy […]
This is the final post in my series on the Seasonal personalities and the Psychology of colour. Time to take a look at Winter! Take a look at the winter landscape and it almost arresting in its starkness. From the sharpest bright white frosty morning to the eye-piercing blue skies the landscape is powerful and […]
The third post in my series on the Psychology of Colour and the seasonal personalities sees one of my personal favourites, Autumn. Ah, Autumn- one of the most triumphant times of the year when it comes to watching nature in all its colour splendour! From leaves turning into vibrant fiery russet reds and auburn golds […]
The Summer personality for interiors
Following on my series of the Seasonal personalities, next up we are taking a look at Summer. The colour Psychology for Interiors framework hinges on harnessing the energy and natural colour palette of the season and reflecting that in the style and colour palette for interiors. It’s all about creating spaces that evoke a mood, […]
The Spring personality for Interiors
At the very core of the Colour Psychology framework is creating rooms that feel as good as they look. If you are going to create schemes that have a deep emotional resonance- that are a pure delight to be in, then you need to know what works for you. Because we are all so different […]
