Colour Trends for Autumn/Winter 2021 London Palette
With the gold and burgundy Autumn leaves clattering, and the icy serenade of winter pulling in around us – We get up in the morning and we know, the colder seasons are here.
If we isolate the constant shivers and goosebumps and just take a moment to look around, the inspiration is clear in the landscapes.
Optimise the beauty around and bring it into your home by taking a cue from the Autumn/Winter 2021 London Palette – as highlighted below.
Enjoy and colour your world
Writes Leatrice Eiseman, Executive Director of the Pantone Color Institute;
“A colour range of heartening hues reflective of the natural environment in our local surroundings inspires our creative energies and awaken the desire for a replenished perspective on the application of colour, one where whimsy and charm combine with pragmatism and our ideas of heritage re-envisioned and our connection to nature are reinforced.”
* Colours courtesy of Pantone Color Institute*
Below is our guide to the colour trends of Autumn/Winter 2021 London Colour Palette
Green Bee
“A grassy green that perpetuates nature.”
Moorland Magic 1
Dulux Range
Tomato Cream
“Tomato Cream is a buttery brown that warms the heart.”
Harvest Fruits 1
Dulux Range
Ilbiza Blue
“A stirring island blue hue that rouses our interest.”
Sapphire Springs 3
Dulux Range
Illuminating
“Friendly and joyful, an optimistic yellow offering the promise of a sunny day.”
Lemon Chiffon 2
Dulux Range
Winery
“Robust Winery implies poise and finesse.”
Ruby Fountain 3
Dulux Range
First Blush
“A delicate and tender pink.”
Party Surprise 3
Dulux Range
Downtown Brown
“A metropolitan brown with a bit of swagger.”
Hot Paprika 1
Dulux Range
Daylily
“An uplifting orange infused yellow with perennial appeal.”
Buttercup Fool 1
Dulux Range
Clear Sky
“Redolent of the cool blue of a cloudless day.”
Velvet Touch 4
Dulux Range
Red Alert
“Red Alert, an impactful red with a suggestive presence.”
Signal Red
Dulux High Gloss Enamel
* All Colours, as well as descriptions, courtesy of Pantone Color Institute*
As Leatrice Eiseman poetically described, it is time to be inspired by the array of colours around us.
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