Furniture guide

Colours of the Season

This season invites colour into the home in a refined and expressive way. Rich tones and soft neutrals work together to create interiors that feel fresh, balanced and personal. From statement furniture to subtle accents, discover how colour can bring depth, character and contemporary design into your space.

Pair rich tones with soft neutrals

Combining a rich, expressive tone with soft neutral surroundings keeps a room feeling fresh and balanced rather than overwhelming.

Let one statement piece lead

A single statement piece of furniture in a confident tone gives a room a clear focal point; everything else can stay quieter around it.

Use subtle accents to tie a palette together

Cushions, planters and small accessories in echoing tones repeat a colour story without committing the whole room to it.

Putting it into practice

Start with one bold piece — a sofa, an armchair or a set of planters — then build the rest of the palette in soft neutrals around it, using small accents to repeat the accent colour elsewhere in the room.

Frequently asked

Do I need to commit a whole room to one colour?+

No — pairing one rich tone with soft neutrals, rather than covering every surface, is what keeps a space feeling balanced and personal rather than overwhelming.

Where should the boldest colour go?+

On one statement piece of furniture or a grouped set of planters, so it reads as a deliberate focal point rather than competing with the rest of the room.