And guess what colour will help you achieve it? Pink!
There's something so effortless and timeless about the natural luxe look. From delicate rose petal to sweet plum, using hues of pink along with touches of gold, marble and wood will help to bring a sophisticated finish to your home.
Styling: Sally Denning | Styling assistants: Amy Neason, Paula Evans, Rebecca Etheridge | Photographs: Mark Scott
For an autumnal scheme with opulence and warmth, pair smooth marble with hints of gold and pretty floral hues.
Hanging a statement wallpaper in an alcove or recess will open up a neglected corner and increase the sense of space. Furniture with simple, graceful shapes sits in harmony with the sweeping floral motifs.
Update your tableware with touches of gold and elegant marble. A soft pink scheme is a soothing choice that feels fresh and contemporary when teamed with deeper tonal hues.
Balance dramatic monochrome tones with softening swathes of delicate rose petal and accents of plum.
Here, pale pink combines beautifully with marble worktops and deep grey units to create a kitchen that looks sleek and smart.
Dive into the delicious depths of mulberry and mauve for a scheme that’s warm and inviting.
Using a dark wall colour can feel like a bold move, but in the right space its impact will be simply stunning. Choose a room with lots of natural lights and coordinate accessories for a cohesive feel.
With its rich tones and beautiful grain, walnut is a natural choice to pair with warm mulberry. Prevent the overall effect from feeling gloomy by introducing elements of white marble.
A generous sideboard and shelving instantly adds valuable storage. Accessorise with a tabletop mirror and glamorous stool to use the space as a dressing area.
Abundant floral designs feel smart and contemporary when paired with luxurious velvet, gold and marble.
A striking mural will create visual impact in a bedroom. Mirror the pattern on just one cushion, keeping surrounding bedlinen plain and light so the mural can take centre stage.
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