It is that time of the year when we work ourselves up to tackle the much-needed Spring cleaning and, finally, make room for a fresh start. Nature is awake and promises an exciting season ahead, so now more than ever it is time to open ourselves to a change of perspective and invite colour and opulence into our homes. Straight from the runways comes the mix of animated, vibrant shades, ready to be embraced in both our closets and home decor. Let’s find out what are the top interior colour trends for Spring/Summer 2019 and discover the best furniture and decor pieces to jump the trend wagon.
The Spring/Summer colour palettes always come to lift our spirits after a long, stark winter of limited colour presence. In Spring collections, we are used to seeing sweet pastels and zesty shades that make us look at the world with optimism and evoke the feel of openness and freedom. However, this year brings something a bit different!
Pastels are still here, of course, but according to Pantone Colour Institute (the most famous colour authority in the world), seasons ahead will be coloured in rich, warm hues we usually associate with Autumn.
We bring you Pantone colour predictions for Spring/Summer 2019, but also what we learned by analysing what runaways and the biggest furniture fairs brought so far.
Let’s have a look at what’s cooking!
Yellow
Cheery, unisex yellow is, no doubt, the colour of the season, and we are about to experience its array of shades – from pale, egg-yolk yellow to almost mustard. If you haven’t already fallen in love with the yellow colour, we promise you – it is going to happen this year!
Pastel Yellow
The lightest of the bunch, pastel yellow is so lovely and optimistic. It sits somewhere between lemon and cream and is such a breeze to be around. It pairs well with other pastels.
Mid Century Dutch Prototype Salon Chair By Gerrit Rietveld Jr., 1955
Hala Zeist H Busquet Desk Light 1950 S
Lemon Verbena
This light lemony yellow promises a dreamy summer year around. It is cheerful, positive and delicious!
Light Yellow And Black Scissor Wall Light By Hala Zeist, 1960s
1960s Bumerang Low Armchair Made By Ton, Metal Sockle, New Upholstery In Light Yellow Green
Aspen Gold
This warm yellow with a golden undertone is sunny and upbeat and is meant to bring joy and a good cheer anywhere you find it.
Pair Of Mid Century Danish Armchairs
Telenorma Studio Extraordinarry Wall Clock 12 / 24 Volt Circular Full Brass Body Germany 1970s
Pink
A hero of the previous seasons, pink is still highly favoured, and we are loving all of its looks!
Blush Pink
Blush pink is so feminine and delicate! It brings to mind tenderness and elegance (blush pink velvet, anyone?). It can be both girly and sophisticated and pairs well with all of the colours from this list.
Mid Century Modern Pink Velvet And Brass Italian Armchair Circa 1950
Louis Xv Style 19th C French Dressing Screen
Pressed Rose Pink
This bright pink is a more modern version of Blush Pink. It balanced between childish cheer and feminine luxury and is already hitting the shelves a big time!
Single Verner Panton Inspired Panton Chair For Herman Miller In Pink 2 Available
Italian Murano Glass Table Lamp In The Regency Style, 1980s
Pink Peacock
This intense magenta is fierce and a bit theatrical. Pink Peacock is not a shade you can ignore as it is meant to feast the eyes. For those brave enough to use it, the good news is that it makes a fabulous accent when mixed with neutrals.
Pair Of Cosmos Chairs In Ruby Red/ Raspberry Red By Augusto Bozzi For Saporiti
Antique William Iv Suede Reclining Armchair C.1830
Sweet Lilac
Baby pink with a touch of lavender, this girly shade is easy to fall in love with.
Huge Antique French Pink Crystal Vase, Clichy
Light Lavender
Speaking about lavender, light lavender is also trending. It comes as a charming successor to the not-so-loved Ultra Violet of 2018.
Glass Vase By Miloslav Klinger For Zelezny Brod Sklo, 1960s
1960s Pop Art Fibreglass Sun Loungers 2 Available
Orange
The comeback of the ‘70s colour schemes brings orange – a bit of an unusual choice for springtime.
Mango Mojito
Perhaps it’s just us, but we find this particular shade of orange to be more suitable for Autumn, but hey! we are not ones to refuse such a gorgeous hue! It pairs beautifully with reds, greens white, and corals.
Vintage Yellow Pine Sideboard From Gansu With Birds Flowers And Butterflies
Turmeric
This spicy, almost orange shade is impossible to miss! Also, it makes a lovely pair with other retro shades such as reds, browns and blues.
Wim Rietveld Gispen 415 Lounge Chair
Vintage 1970s Drinks Trolley Bar Cart Orange Mid Century Cool Tea Trolley
Living Coral
Of course, Pantone Colour of the Year 2019 made it to the list as well. We already covered this provocative shade so don’t forget to take a peek at our blog post Pantone Colour of 2019: Pretty in (Coral) Pink.
Vitra Eames Dar Armchair’s X4 Full Coral Poppy Red Upholstery
Red
Red is back too!
Fiesta
As its name suggests, Fiesta is all about fun, passion and energy. It’s very dynamic and fiery.
1st Edition Tulip Chair By Pierre Paulin For Artifort, Netherlands 1950
Jester Red
Deep red with a touch of burgundy, rich Jester Red is the symbol of tradition that meets urbanity.
Bergere Armchair Foam Velvet Wood Vintage Italy 1950s
Green
Greens are also more earthy and saturated than they used to be.
Pepper Stem
Vibrant Pepper Stem brings Nature into our homes. It speaks about health and renewal.
Midcentury Green Swivel Club Chairs By Drevoimpregna, Czechoslovakia 1960s
Mid Century Art Deco Vintage Danish Green Velour Club Lounge Arm Chair 1930s 40s
Terrarium Moss
Similar to Pepper Stem but this time darker and deeper, Terrarium Moss comes from the depths of the forest and carries flourishing foliage.
Male Nude By Giovanni Paganin Wooden Base Italy 1960s 1970s
Blue
This year’s colour trends bring three completely different shades of blue.
Baby Blue
Baby blue is no longer about baby boys’ nurseries. It carries fresh air of optimism and evokes a feeling of calm and happiness. Think about it as a lovechild of blue skies and high seas.
19th Century Swedish Painted Longcase Clock
Princess Blue
This majestic blue tone is daring and luxurious. It glows under the spotlight but doesn’t really need them to prove its royalness.
Vintage Ultramarine Blue Armchair, Mieczyslaw Puchala, 1960s
Eclipse
Eclipse is almost black, but still very much blue. It is mysterious like a shadow or a midnight sky.
Pair Of Rörstrand Lidded Vases In Dark Blue Faience. 1930s 1940s
Brown
Ever since we lost greys, we’ve got browns!
Toffee
Sophisticated and elegant, this warm brown is still so warm and delicious.
1 Of 2 Vintage Victorian Style Restored Brown Leather Club Sofas Coil Sprung
Wammes Lounge Chair By Gerard Van Den Berg For Montis, 1970s
Brown Granite
One of the classics, Brown Granite is strong, understated and timeless.
Belgian Brutalist High Sideboard, 1970s
Rolf Benz Dono Designer Leather Corner Sofa Brown Genuine Leather Sofa Couch
Beige
And to end the list – the most loved neutrals.
Sweet Corn
Sweet Corn is one of those forever in style colours and is bound to sneak even into the most minimalist homes.
Chair By Miroslav Navratil For Vertex, 1960s
Stressless Wave Designer Leather Sofa Beige Three Seater Couch Function #8921
Soybean
An older, more sophisticated brother of Sweet Corn, Soy Bean is also one of the most versatile neutrals.
Writing Desk Wood Parchment Paper Vintage Italy 1950s
Mid Century Bohemian Wicker Cane Egg Chair. 1950’S Mid Century Design. White Metal Legs.
Which one is your favourite?
