YOUR DREAM SCHEME

Small, north facing living room

As your room faces north, it will receive little sunlight throughout the day and any sunlight it does get will be quite cool toned. To counterbalance the coolness whilst also keeping your room feeling light and bright, you'll want to stick to warmer tones such as pinks and warm neutrals. Using smaller scale patterns also works well in a small space to give the design the opportunity to shine.

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Wisteria in Pink Bloom Floral Wallpaper By Woodchip & Magnolia

The enchanting nature of the long, trailing scented blooms of Wisteria was the inspiration behind this vintage floral design. With its lush beauty, this charming vining plant symbolises long-life and immortality, and lends itself to being the perfect print to bring a magical calm to your space. If you’re looking for a design to define the chinoiserie and oriental trend, this is it.

A sophisticated shade of pink with a smidge of grey inspired by the saying

"Red sky at night, shepherd's delight. Red sky in the morning, shepherd's warning”

My family taught me about weather forecasting, how to read the clouds and to rely more on human experience. A pink cloud at sunset means high pressure is moving in from the West, so therefore the next day will usually be dry and pleasant.

Familiar and soothing Pink Cloud works beautifully with so many colours.

A blue-toned calming green inspired by walks/runs around our local reservoir in Turton on cold, cloudless winter sky mornings with snow underfoot in December.