Hit Refresh: Three New Schemes For Redecorators

Scheme One: Bedroom

After a few years of grey-dominant palettes, a return to warmer neutrals is on the cards. But before you start entertaining visions of floor-to-ceiling Magnolia, take a moment to admire this restful Jitney room. A roof space bedroom runs the risk of feeling claustrophobic, but this laid-back neutral is soft enough to be taken onto the sloping walls, creating cosiness alongside a Skimming Stone ceiling. Deep Tanner’s Brown on the skirting boards is an unexpected touch but keeps to the same undertone as the wall colour for a cohesive feel.

Scheme Two: Kitchen

Pink and blue might feel like bold choices for a room as often-used as the kitchen, but we find there’s nothing like an unexpected colour combination to breathe life into a formerly humdrum space. This scheme invites you to keep certain elements classic, with white cabinetry, splashback and ceiling, but balance them with playful injections of colour in the form of De Nimes woodwork and Sulking Room Pink walls.

Scheme Three: Living Room

Our collective love of pink is showing no signs of slowing as we head into 2020. If you’re ready to embrace the trend this new year, go all out with Crimson Red, a warmer, more saturated twist on our popular Sulking Room Pink. Paired with clean and bright Snow White in this airy living room, it creates a beautifully fresh look, emphasised all the more by the rich Deep Reddish Brown corridor that leads to it.