How can you use burgundy in your home?
Burgundy changes character according to its surroundings. As a small accent or a whole wall, it can work with wood, muted pink and blue without making every room dark.
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Colours and materials: ideas for your interior
Terracotta, blue, wood or metal: explore colour palettes and material combinations to choose the colours and textures for every room.
Colours & materials
How can you make a blue living room feel warm?
A blue living room can be light, deep or enveloping. Materials, lighting and neighbouring colours give it warmth without an overload of cushions.
What colours work with a green sofa?
Sage, olive and forest green call for different combinations. Choose walls, rugs, curtains and artwork around the shade of your sofa.
Which colours should you use in a living room with a grey sofa?
Deep blue and burgundy, white and honey-toned wood, colourful accents: explore ways to build a living room around an existing grey sofa.
Bedroom colours: which combinations should you choose?
Sage green and plum, midnight blue and pink, pale colours and wood: build a bedroom palette with the bed, bedding and your own light.
Which living room wall should you wallpaper?
Behind the sofa, around a fireplace or in an alcove: choose where wallpaper belongs by considering how you see and use your living room.
Autumn colours: how can you use Little Greene's new shades?
Confident pink, muted orange and graduated shades: ideas for bringing a new colour home without replacing all your furniture.
Wood, glass and textiles: what can Contrepoint at the Musée Bourdelle teach us?
Anthony Guerrée's installation at the Musée Bourdelle suggests a decorating direction: connecting materials and shapes without making everything match.
Light and dark wood: how can you combine them in one room?
A pale table, a dark sideboard, an old wooden floor: ideas for combining different woods without replacing the furniture you love.
Where should a pop art print go in an already colourful room?
Purple walls, an orange armchair, chrome or wood: a pop art print can join colours already at home. Give it a clear place with four different images to compare.
What should you hang on a brick wall in an industrial interior?
Brick already creates a pattern. A facade, a city view or geometry: choose a print whose lines stay legible beside metal, wood and the joints in your wall.
How do you build a bohemian interior around your wall art?
Floral patterns, colour and natural materials: build a personal bohemian interior around your prints, with two settings to compare.
Which colours go with terracotta in a living room?
Cream, sage green or blue: three directions for pairing terracotta, choosing a print and connecting colour with your furniture.
How do you choose pictures and colours for Scandinavian decor?
Light wood, gentle tones and colourful accents: choose prints for a Scandinavian interior and compare two frame finishes.
How can you bring an Art Deco feel to your home?
A print, a few lines and a thoughtful palette: explore ways to introduce an Art Deco feel without replacing everything.
How do you coordinate a black and white print with your wall?
Cream, sage or petrol blue walls: compare the presence of a black and white print, then choose its frame and size alongside your furniture.
Which print should you choose for your wall colour?
White, green, blue or terracotta walls: compare contrasts, print colours and frames to create an arrangement that suits your room.