2019

As we heal our rifts with nature, we fill our spaces with humble and authentic tones, inviting in an interplay of beautiful imperfections. The worn and weathered is reborn alongside the new and modern. Optimism and peace is restored.

Organic shapes are offset by solid forms in a playful blending of styles. Don’t be afraid to mix up your decades with 70's and 80's references and take a chance on unexpected colour combinations.

Tones of pale mint, teal and blue promise plenty of light-hearted fun. Bursts of mustard yellow cut through the tonal colour effect. Shades of pink range from pale and soft to saturated and bold.

Creating a 70's inspired geometric feature with one hue in varying shades allows you to add fun bold colours in interesting accessories. Paint your flea market finds to suit your colour scheme and mix them with new accessories.

Tropical botanicals add a lively touch to bold colour schemes. Get creative with tropical leaves – they last a long time and, using some florist’s tricks (such as oasis), you can create green displays like this hanging chandelier.

Tropical outlooks require little embellishment. Keep the look fresh with cooler shades of green against the beauty of marble and accent with small amounts of bold blue in accessories.

While bedlinen is a beautiful way to create layers in your bedroom, there are plenty of other materials that can create interest. Textured linen, rattan, vintage rugs and worn concrete come together for a lovely layered effect.

The Japanese art of Kintsugi brings new beauty to broken items by filling the cracks and scars with gold. Taking inspiration from this craft, Repair celebrates worn, weathered and vintage items that reveal their character and story through their imperfect appearance.