Looking to revamp your interior spaces for winter but feeling a lack of inspiration? Here we look at the chic colour combos stylists are choosing this season.
Don’t get overwhelmed trying to makeover your entire home’s colour scheme – it’s easier than you think to add some on-trend elements using a few simple expert tips. Interior stylist Jason Grant shared his top tips for creating cosy spaces this winter, focusing on perfect colour pairings that can elevate your home’s ambiance.
Jason Grant, an interior stylist, emphasized the importance of choosing the right colours to create a warm and inviting atmosphere. According to him, the key to a successful winter interior design is to focus on a few statement colour combinations that can be incorporated through accessories, furniture, and decor.
1. Burgundy and Charcoal in the Bedroom
Creating a cosy haven in your bedroom this winter can be as simple as incorporating luxurious tones of burgundy and charcoal, which are currently trending. These rich colours can add depth and warmth to your bedroom, making it the perfect retreat from the cold winter weather.
Pair burgundy and charcoal for the ultimate in on-trend cosiness.
For easy updates, Jason suggests incorporating these shades with accessories, cushions, and throw rugs. Another popular bedroom colour trend this season is rust, mulberry, and mustard. Jason notes, “Things should be serene in the bedroom; think texture and soft materials, for example, velvet immediately adds an easy-luxe feel, while jersey bed linen adds a cosy and comfortable place to rest.”
This rust-coloured bedroom is totally on point this winter. Picture: Adairs
2. Blonde Wood and Matte Black in the Kitchen
Matte black and blonde wood are a match made in style heaven.
Timber is the perfect natural material, according to Jason: “It’s so earthy and grounds any space, it’s honest and has an ease.” He suggests setting your table, ideally a timber one, with matte black ceramics, tableware, and cutlery for a modern edge.
Update your table settings with some classic colours.
Jason also emphasizes the importance of textiles and layers, suggesting to mix these two contrasting materials to create a modern, utilitarian table setting.
3. Mist and Gold for Living Spaces
Be inspired by nature and a little bling. By mixing these two looks together, you can add a touch of luxe to your space, suggests Jason. This combination creates an easy, everyday luxe feel and can be achieved by adding a collection of decorative yet practical gold objects to your living space, mixed with soft-mist shades in cushions and throws.
Wonderfully wintry, mist tones match beautifully with gold.
Jason advises remembering that less is more, so keeping things simple and grouping a few favourite gold objects together can create the ultimate Instagram-worthy vignette.
Images: Courtesy of Country Road.
This article was originally published on 17 Jul 2019 at 9:43am but has been regularly updated to keep the information current.
In conclusion, revamping your interior spaces for winter doesn’t have to be overwhelming. By incorporating the chic colour combinations suggested by Jason Grant, such as burgundy and charcoal, blonde wood and matte black, and
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