by Winter is coming! Read our 2019/2020 Winter Colour Trend Guide before your Black Friday shopping spree.
As the weather gets colder, Vancouver gets rainier, and the days become darker, it can be a struggle keeping your home cozy. We’ve compiled our favourite colours from Pantone’s Fall/ Winter trends, and created the ultimate 2019/2020 Winter Colour Trend Guide! Read on to see our top 5 colours for the season, as well as ideas on how to incorporate those colours into your home decor.
1. Biking Red
When we think winter colours, we typically think bold jewel tones, so Crème de Pêche may come as a surprise to some people. Winter isn’t all about dark colours and neutrals. We still need a little brightness and softness in our homes to balance those deeper hues, and this creamy, peachy beige does exactly that.
2. Crème de Pêche
When we think winter colours, we typically think bold jewel tones, so Crème de Pêche may come as a surprise to some people. Winter isn’t all about dark colours and neutrals. We still need a little brightness and softness in our homes to balance those deeper hues, and this creamy, peachy beige does exactly that.
3. Rocky Road
We know not everyone’s into brown, but hear us out. We’re not telling you to paint your walls this colour (though if you did, it would probably look great). Rocky Road is an earthy dark brown that pairs perfectly with one of our favourite furniture styles — mid-century. When looking for furniture and accessories, search for items with small touches of brown, like dark wooden legs.
4. Galaxy Blue
Every winter, we get some variation of a jewel toned blue. This season is no exception. Galaxy Blue is a elegant, cool blue that we almost want to call a neutral, because it literally goes with everything. The colour really speaks for itself. Feeling bold? Invest in a sofa or a large area rug. Otherwise, small accents like throw cushions and artwork will do the trick.
5. Dark Cheddar
Last but certainly not least, Dark Cheddar is a mustardy orange blend that instantly brings warmth and happiness into a room. You would think a colour like this would be hard to implement, but it works surprisingly well with both darker and lighter colours.
Which colour from our 2019/2020 Winter Colour Trend Guide inspired you the most? Let us know in the comments below!
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