Pantone Colour of the Year 2020
Pantone Colour of the Year 2020
29.1.20
We’ve dug into our portfolio for A little look at some of our projects that perfectly embody the new Colour of the year from pantone.
2020 brings us ‘classic blue’.
To quote the great colourists themselves,
“A timeless and enduring blue hue, PANTONE 19-4052 Classic Blue is elegant in its simplicity.
Suggestive of the sky at dusk, the reassuring qualities of the thought-provoking PANTONE 19-4052 Classic Blue highlight our desire for a
dependable and stable foundation on which to build as we cross the threshold into a new era.”
bring a little blue onto your walls…
Whether it’s a whole room, a single wall or a band of colour, Classic Blue works well to bring a strong sense of identity to any room. And this hue works particularly well combined with a bit of fresh greenery, a crisp neutral or a more ecelctic colour palette.
Projects featured :
Patchworks for Peabody
Bermondsey for London Square
Stonelea Gardens for Peabody
…or use a bluesey wallpaper for added texture and interest.
You can’t beat a good wallpaper. Look for mural effect papers to avoid repeat patterns. We love the effect we achieved in these beautiful bedrooms, thanks to mural suppliers like Rebel Walls, Surface View and Sandberg.
Projects featured :
Azure for Generator Group
Bloomsbury Gardens for Countryside
The Chapel, Hampstead Manor for Mount Anvil
Royal Hill Park for Countryside
BRING THE blueS into your living room on sofas and upholstery...
Combine with neutrals or zingy pink, mustard or red accents.
Projects Featured :
Bermondsey for London Square
Royal Hill Park for Countryside
Remix Helix for Hyde New Homes
The Chapel, Hampstead Manor for Mount Anvil
…or into the bedroom for that extra bit of soul.
For a massive variety of interior styles, from classic through to ultra modern neon, this blue offers a multitude of interior options.
Projects featured :
Royal Hill Park for Countryside
Kensal Rise for EcoWorld
The Gables for Lea Valley Homes
Clapham Park for Metropolitan
and then add blue in accents, artwork, cushions and accessories.
So whether you are looking for a full-on Blue Takeover or just a touch of the blues there is definitely something for everyone with this versatile and flexible hue.
Projects featured :
The Gables for Lea Valley Homes
The Willows for Radian Homes
Royal Hill Park for Countryside
The Chapel, Hampstead Manor for Mount Anvil
Blackwall Reach for Nu Living
Patchworks for Peabody
Bow River Village for Southern Housing
Selected photography by Franklin and Franklin, Matt Livey and Simon Harvey
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