Our Favourite Festive Looks

If, like @agardenonmerciagrove, you’re one for bright baubles and jewel-toned decorations, go for a wall colour that’ll really make them pop.

Studio Green is just shy of black – a deep, dark, intense shade that feels cosy under candlelight and steps back to let festive styling shine.

Bone walls and woodwork create a sophisticated neutral backdrop in this living room by @onarchdesign.

This colour’s subtle green undertone works for all kinds of seasonal décor, but we’re sure you’ll agree – it looks especially at home next to winter evergreens.

An Off-Black fire surround, meanwhile, adds just a hint of the richness and depth we tend to crave at this time of year.

How inviting is this festive front door by @all.thats.pretty?

Beneath its adorable wreath and garlands of greenery, it’s been treated to a lick of Mizzle Exterior Eggshell – a welcome sight for guests and carollers alike.

Like Bone, Mizzle’s green undertone means that it looks at home among all sorts of foliage, making it a year-round winner for exterior woodwork.

That’s right, bathrooms can be festive too! Pack a bath tray with spice-scented candles and a cup of something warming, and you’ve got yourself a thoroughly seasonal soak.

Extra points, of course, for a sophisticated palette like this one by @ahomefitforkings. The Charleston Gray cladding and Paean Black bathtub look great year-round, but the slight sheen of their Modern Eggshell finish really comes to life under candlelight.

Scandi decorating doesn’t have to mean sticking with whites and greys. Just see @designermumetc’s entryway for proof.

This cosy look has all the hygge hallmarks that we’ve come to know and love, like natural wood, foraged greenery and twinkling lights.

What sets it apart is its De Nimes feature wall and matching woodwork, which give some welcome contrast and grounding to the delicate decorations.

Red and green who? When it comes to non-traditional festive palettes, we’re all about this bright pink setup.

It’s tough to say what we love most: @franknewbold’s fabulous wreath, or the vibrant Rangwali underneath it.

Our top tip for bringing jewel tones to your home this party season? Really go for it and pair bold with bold, like this Rangwali door with its luxe black trim.

If @elle_the_home_bird’s living room has taught us anything, it’s that pink and green are a winning combination at any time of the year.

Don’t have a pink armchair or armfuls of hellebore on hand? Pair your Pigeon with accents of a soft pink like Setting Plaster, either on remaining walls, woodwork, or a piece of furniture.

If you’re looking for something a little more ‘nice and bright’ than ‘Silent Night’, take a leaf out of @eddieross’ book.

His minty mantel has been lavished with our water-based eggshell in the colour Arsenic, a vivid green-blue that contrasts beautifully with the peachy tones of the wall art above and brick fireplace below.