Their AW18 trend report is a bold palette of autumnal hues.
It's that time again, Pantone has unveiled its Fashion Colour Trend Report Autumn/Winter 2018 edition ahead of London Fashion Week. The report features the top seasonal colours we can expect to see on the runway, which inspires fashion, home décor and design.
The Autumn/Winter 2018 palette incorporates 12 top colours and a collection of five 'classic' colours. So if you're planning to decorate your home and are in need of some inspiration, take a look at the colours that will shape home décor palettes this year.
But what can you expect? A bold palette of deep and rich autumnal hues complemented by some more surprising shades that expresses originality, ingenuity and creativity.
Whilst mixing and combining unexpected colours can help to create a wonderfully bright and bold space, many of these unique shades can be similarly impactful when used alone.
Animated and effervescent, a pungent yellow-green becomes the centre of attention.
This forest floor orange speaks to earthen warmth.
Brave and outgoing red shade effusive in its allure.
A cultivated and refined hue adds a light and airy spring-like feeling.
Reminiscent of twilight, a thoughtful, starry-eyed blue.
A beloved traditional English shade adds unexpected intrigue.
Deliciously deep red, whose luscious depth entices.
Savoury and spicy yellow adds an exotic touch.
Inventive and imaginative Ultra Violet lights the way for what is yet to come. See more on the Colour of the Year here.
A deep elegant blue-green hue, suggestive of rich plumage.
Smooth, sophisticated and urbane green adds depth to the Autumn/Winter 2018 palette.
A bright and bold dramatic pink for a more experimental approach.
Creamy white staple.
Natural baby camel hue with understated appeal.
A highly adaptable toasty burnished brown.
Unobtrusive and timeless soft grey.
Boundless and fathomless blue mooring the palette.
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