2021
Retreat
With a homely aesthetic, Retreat draws on a nostalgic mix of comfort and security. From sleeping to eating, and working to working out – most homes are becoming the interior hub for many busy, action-packed days. What was once a place for rest and relaxation now embodies a living environment of family, work and play.
'Caramel Sunday Print' Artwork by Georgie Wilson via Greenhouse Interiors.
Embrace the blurred balance.
As our home and work lives continue to blur, we should upgrade our spaces accordingly to become a hybrid of functionality. This offers the ultimate palette for flexible living.
Draw on nostalgia, comfort and security. And make way for textures that are naturally authentic, like stained timber and feature materials that are sourced sustainably.
Artworks by Casey Freeman artist via Greenhouse Interiors.
Styling tip:
Use decorative items that have a personal meaning and are well-loved. Balance deeper hues with natural and authentic textures.
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Just the right amount of simple.
Architectural and furniture shapes are simple and sometimes utilitarian but never stark or too minimal.
The bedroom is a great place to begin your colour journey. Indulge in tranquility by contrasting darker hues with a light and softer palette.
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'Sun Drenched' Print via Greenhouse Interiors.
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Recipe for slow living.
Take your well-loved traditions and layer them with a personal flair. Soft neutral tones are perfect to invoke peaceful moments and reflect on better things to come.
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'Staircase in Pink' Limited edition print by Charlotte Taylor via Greenhouse Interiors.
Revolve and renew.
Explore the deeper variations of the Nourish palette to create an inspiring bespoke home study environment.
Dulux Morocco Tan offers a comforting richness and warmth, ideal for a personal workspace.
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'Joshua Tree Flowers' print by Leah Bartholomew via Greenhouse Interiors.
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