Homes with an open-plan living and dining space can be enhanced through colour zoning. Introducing colour helps achieve another level or warmth and character.
Soft, natural hues like Dulux Buff It and Dulux Skip To create a calming and chameleon-like colour palette to encourage moments of stillness.
Looking Down From Above #4, original artwork by Ali Mcnabney-Stevens
The Nourish palette embraces natural beauty, so combine colours with raw textures, honey-toned timbers and plenty of natural light for a look that feels fresh and welcoming. While brown-based neutrals can feel like quite a departure after so many years of grey, they’re a pleasure to live with and easy to decorate around.
Style Tip
Choose the right white: Cool whites, such as Dulux White Exchange Half, work best in open-plan rooms with plenty of natural light. Warm whites suit smaller and more traditional rooms.
Layer your home with textures, warm whites and natural timbers.
Pair timber with soothing colours from the Nourish palette, like Dulux Buff It for a balanced rustic feel.
Don’t be afraid to mix furniture and accessories from different eras. This year we’re seeing a more laid-back, sentimental approach to decorating – it’s a bit of 70s, a hint of 80s, a dash of 90s, sitting comfortably alongside contemporary styles – all of which creates a wonderfully relaxed and personalised feel.
Embrace Neutrals this Autumn
The Nourish palette helps to revitalise your home and transform it into a place of peace and calm. Explore the colours of Nourish in your home with Dulux colour samples.
The Magic Sandhill, original artwork by Mel Obst
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