No.64
Living Room Inspiration
We recommend using all-new Dead Flat for your room transformation.
The living room is the place we all look forward to retreating to after a long day or lounging about in on a lazy weekend – add a well-chosen scheme, and you’re assured of a space you can’t wait to come home to. Whether you’re drawn to strong, grounding tones that invite and envelop, or powdery hues that soothe and soften, there’s a scheme to suit your style.
Strong Tones
Painted in Wimborne White No.239, Green Smoke No.47 | Estate Emulsion; Green Smoke No.47 | Modern Eggshell;
India Yellow No.66 | Modern Emulsion & Modern Eggshell
Darker tones can give living rooms a magical quality, especially in the evening light. For interest no matter the time of day, try contrasting tones of equal intensity on walls and ceilings, or where one room flows into another.
Grounding Greens
Painted in De Nimes No.299 & Treron No.292 | Estate Emulsion; Bancha No.298 & De Nimes No.299 | Estate Eggshell
Inky Blues
Painted in Black Blue No.95 | Estate Emulsion & Estate Eggshell
Let Nature In
Wallpapered in Hegemone BP 5705
The simplicity of soft greys and off-whites works especially well with lush botanical touches, from a tropical houseplant to a simple vase of flowers – even a riot of blooms on a floral feature wall.
Natural Textures
Painted in Purbeck Stone No.275 | Estate Emulsion & Wevet No.273 | Estate Eggshell
No.275
No.273
Softly Does It
Painted in Lichen No.19, Setting Plaster No.231 | Estate Emulsion & Estate Eggshell; Blue Gray No.91 | Estate Eggshell
Powdery pinks and dusky neutrals can create a calming and restorative living space. To add the illusion of height, or to keep things feeling soft, try carrying your wall colour over chair rails and base boards, too.
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