The spring is all about new beginnings. If ever there was a more opportune time for you to give your home a new beginning, or at least an aesthetic overhaul, it is now.
Embrace the season and all that it brings, from the floral textures to the soft pastel colours. Here are some trends that will help you create the perfect springtime vibe.
That’s rich
While grey is still the perfect neutral shade, spring is all about bold colour. This season, be brave with your colour choices whether it is your walls or your furniture pieces.
Moody interiors are all the rage this season, with colours like emerald green and brooding violet making their presence felt in 2018. Bright and beautiful laminates will help you add that kick you need to add to your home.
We all scream for ice cream
Ice cream colours are perfect to add the perfect spring vibe to your décor. These colours, though easy to confuse with pastel shades, are a little different since they are a little brighter.
Colours like coral, fuchsia, and lavender are quite easy on the eyes and fit really well with the spring theme.
The dark side
This season take a break from the pale bleached woods and make your way towards something a little bolder. Dark, shaded wood veneers are a perfect fit for your home this season.
Dark woods make for an interesting contrast, especially if the majority of your décor is inclined towards the lighter side of the colour spectrum. Dark woods tend to add a sense of solidity to your décor.
More than just colour
While there is a myriad of amazing colours to work with, the right kind of textures makes your décor more interesting. The right texture, combined with the right colours, will help you add a new dimension to your room. The stucco is a very natural looking texture that you can add to your room to up the aesthetic quotient for your room.
Every house becomes a home only when you add a little bit of you into it. So, this spring, let your creativity fly and express yourself and let your home show who you are! After all, it’s a spring thing!
This article is contributed by Parul Mittal, Director, Greenlam Industries Ltd.
The views expressed here are solely those of the author and do not necessarily represent or reflect the views of RoofandFloor.
