Not only does nature wake up with the arrival of spring, but colors suddenly start to appear in fashion or interior design. This spring is no different. Breathe new life into your home with these colors!
Fresh Colors
After the gloomy and depressing winter, the colors return to the streets. However, you can also bring them to your home. Shades such as pastels and unconventional variations will enliven your place. You do not have to change the basic pieces immediately; the colorful accessories will help you accentuate the space. Yellow, green, or light blue curtains will instantly illuminate the space. If you want to avoid reaching for bold colors, you may be convinced by soft shades such as salmon, purple, or pink.
Trending Now
According to Pantone, the trendiest color for 2024 is the soft shade called Peach Fuzz. No wonder it also finds its place in the spring-tuned interior. The lightness of Peach Fuzz is easy to combine with other spring colors. Combine peach with menthol, old pink, or beige to create a pleasant pastel interior.
The Top Color Combination
In the interior, spring does not have to be associated only with green or yellow. This spring, blue violet has also become a strong and distinctive shade. It looks fresh and unique, just like from another dimension. Eclectic blue-violet is designed for people who love challenges and new adventures. To prevent purple from looking dark in space, we recommend combining it with earthy shades.
Olive Green
In its vibrant shades, green is a classic in a spring interior. However, this spring, the bold green turns into a duller, gorgeous olive color. It is not very provocative and is perfectly combined, especially with caramel, brown, and burgundy. You can choose olive on textiles, but it looks spectacular in the living room, especially on the sofa. Olive Wallpaper is suitable for any interior that needs a change.
Dare to Experiment
Barbie mania has taken over the world, and it’s not going to stop this spring! Therefore, in the interiors, we will also see a color that is not at all traditional, namely candy pink. Pink in the interior looks carefree and optimistic. In space, it can be combined with more subdued shades, such as purple and blue.
Text: Michaela Miňová, photos: freepik.com, unsplash.com
