Colour Trends For Summer

Whether you prefer natural textures and colours or love a bold splash of colour, summer always provides new trends for interior styling. From bold brights, animal print, traditional white to energising yellow, we’ve compiled the ultimate list of summer interior colour inspiration for your next décor update.

Just a splash

If you’re not quite ready to fully commit to a colour overhaul, incorporating splashes of colour into your home can do just the trick to keep it feeling fresh this summer. Opt for a bold set of throw cushions that amp up the colour intensity or new lampshades that can add just the right pop. If you love featuring artwork in your home, a new piece that includes bright colours that will tie in with the rest of your home can make a whole room feel like new.

Into the wild

Animal prints are bold and fun and can really bring a room to life. A vibrant animal print is a unique way to bring the outdoors in but use this trend minimally to prevent the space you’re decorating from feeling overwhelming and stuffy. An accent wall is a dramatic way to feature your favourite animal print or you can incorporate wall art to keep the look on the minimal side. If you’re not quite ready to make the leap to a large art piece, you can look for an ottoman, or other accessories covered in your favourite print.

Whiteout

Using white throughout your home is the easiest way to brighten it up and is the perfect neutral colour to accessorise. White wooden furniture provides the perfect beachy coastal vibe, but you can take this look to another level by using white wood panelling as a feature wall which will look on-trend all year long too. White throws, dining chairs and kitchen appliances are also another way to incorporate the most neutral summer colour of them all.

Energise with yellow

When you think of summer what colour comes to mind? Yellow reminds us of sandy beaches and lounging in the warm summer sun. Bring this warmth and energy into your home by featuring dominant yellow accessories throughout. We love an accent chair in a beautiful mustard tone, but you can also opt for splashes featured in wall art, cushions or bedding. Yellow is a very strong colour so we recommend staying away from featuring it too heavily throughout your home, but at the end of the day, just make your home a space that you love to live in!