Spring has arrived and thankfully summer is just around the corner too! With the new season approaching, it’s hard not to focus on our interiors, especially when the sun shines through our windows and highlights what’s inside. This is also the perfect time to give our homes the refresh they so desperately need. Spring cleaning isn’t just about giving your home a deep clean, it’s about freshening up your interior decor. Thankfully, instead of spending hours upon hours scrolling through the depths of the internet, you’ve come to us. In this blog, we’ve compiled all of the most popular colour trends for spring and summer, so you can start decorating your home with accessories and furniture in those popular tones. By doing so, you can inexpensively bring every room in your home into the spring/summer 2024 season.
Earthy Neutral Tones
I’m sure you’re sick of hearing about neutral colour palettes, and to be fair, we can’t blame you. They have been around for quite some time now, but we’ll be honest here and admit that we still love them. Everything from warm white, mocha, clay, beige, and even grey-green falls under this colour umbrella. Each could be easily included in your interior because they are literally everywhere and can be found on accessories, bed frames, and even sofas. Just look at our beautiful neutral-velvet upholstered Carla Sofa above.
Apricot Crush Tones
This is a strange trend, we’ll admit. It’s not too often that you’ll find peach shades in a list of trending colours. But, it’s here and we’re not hating it. In fact, we love it because it’s all part of the “Barbiecore Trend” that’s sweeping the nation. Absolutely everything is finished in a raw and unapologetic peach shade or failing that a “millennial pink”. Our Limitless and Limitless II Framed Canvases perfectly represent the popular tones you should incorporate into your home for spring or summer 2024.
Millennial Pink Tones
You know what they say “pink is not just a colour, it’s a state of mind” and we couldn’t agree more. We’re excited to see this colour on our list of shades for spring/summer and it gives us a great excuse to include it wherever possible. Pink, now commonly referred to as “millennial pink” is not just seen in a small girl’s bedroom anymore, it has evolved! It wouldn’t be uncommon to spot this tone in a dining room, kitchen, or even living room. Our Belle Sofa above accurately captures exactly what you should be looking to bring into your home for spring and summer 2024.
Grey-Green Tones
Watch out, because grey-green has arrived with a bang. This diluted, new-to-the-crew shade is all attitude and lots of substance. You can seamlessly incorporate this into your living room, bedroom, and even dining room interior. Serene from its link with nature, green has the ability to look great but also harmonise the body and soul. Colour psychology links this colour with luck, hope, and contentment, and who wouldn’t want more of this in their home for spring/summer 2024? You don’t have to ask us twice, we’ll be bringing this relaxing shade of green into our homes ASAP.
Inky Blue Tones
Ink blue is breaking the mould! It’s traditionally found in bedrooms and bathrooms, but it’s now appearing in various ways throughout the home. Still, it’s great to see because we love blue and it tends to create a real statement in any room. This shade is particularly appealing and just so happens to be trending this season and next! Ink blue is also said to have calming effects, so this might be best put to use in a highly stressful area - such as an office space perhaps?
To create a sought-after look in your home, be sure to include some or all of the trending colours listed above. To learn how to cleverly use colour in your home, read: 60-30-10 The Secret Decorating Rule You Need To Know here.
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