This spring season sees a strong botanical trend in the UK interiors market, with many of the core high street brands choosing to include floral illustrations and colours in their key collections. No surprise, then, that Dulux considers the Forest Falls shade of green to be the key colour from their latest collection of paints. With six shades to choose from, there's certainly room for working the punchy green hues into botanical schemes. I'd opt to use this colour to make a quirky statement - just like they've done with the silhouetted standard lamp. For me, it's those little, quirky features that make a house a home. P.S. Isn't that faux plate shelf kinda fun? It's great to see a paint brand illustrating how the gloopy stuff can go beyond your standard feature wall. Bravo!
6 hours ago
The colour is fabulous and yes, that faux shelf is awesome! You could pull that off with painters tape!
ReplyDeleteagreed on the faux chef -- such a great idea! forest green just pops off the wall...lovely!
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joAnn
wow, everytime i comment on your blog, i misspell something...not good. by chef, i meant SHELF...uugh.
ReplyDeleteSheer gorgeousness! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI'm so feeling you on the botanical trends...I'm all up in it... My bathroom at he studio is painted that same shade of green and i LOVE it... gives me energy! Love the furniture painted the same color as the wall... I'm gearing up to move apartments soon, and that's on my to-do list. You inspire meeeee!!!
ReplyDeletelove that tonal green on green
ReplyDeleteRight now I am craving bright happy colors. We just can't catch a break this winter in the NorthEast!
ReplyDeleteI would never have put those tones of greens together but somehow they really work. Green is the feature colour for my living room to go with dark chocolate brown leather couches and timer floorboards ... if only I can find the right shade of green rug I can start accessorising!
ReplyDeleteYummy colors!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing:)
Ashlyn
Crazy cool! So many ideas that I have to keep going back and look again. That painted lamp is crazy fun!
ReplyDeletegorgeous! this is such a saturated green - one most people would be scared of, but it's stunning! thanks for continuing to inspire me to think outside the box :) have an amazing weekend. xoxo - julie
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Such vibrant colours, I love them! Definitely brightened up my Friday afternoon at work ;)
ReplyDeleteThe first image is my favorite. The wall color with that amazing canvas is perfection!
ReplyDeleteThe last shot is perfection! What a great room. Loving all the green.
ReplyDeleteohmigoodness, that first picture is SO swoon worthy. I love the green drawers against the green wall and the contrast of the pink flowers and that painting - everything is so amazing! Happy weekend Will! xo, danni
ReplyDeleteI really like it! Not sure i would have it in my house but in the shed it works so well and i love it with the pink! i also love that picture in the first pic - wonder where they got it??
ReplyDeleteHave a lovely weekend sweets!
Rachie xo
are you sure these photos are from Dulux, because I have looked on the site, and nothing looks anything like these fab shots....maybe some one should tell them to update the website...
ReplyDeleteLove the painted lamp and shelf though. :)
very impressive, Im with Rachie, it would look lovely in a shed! and I love the calendar!
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend darling xx
Hello, I work with Dulux and am so pleased you all like the pictures - you've made my Friday! This Home Sweet Home - these are pictures for the early-birds, they'll be on the main Dulux website in mid-February, under the 'inspiration' tab. Hope this helps, Helen.
ReplyDeleteWow...talk about color statements! I never really would have thought to paint a piece of furniture the exact same color as the wall it sits in front of. I don't think it is something I would choose, but I see the intrigue in it and think it works!
ReplyDeleteha! That faux shelf plate is such a great idea! Aesthetically and functionally- I'm so clumsy if I hung real plates above my couch I'm sure one of them would find its way ...crashing down on top of my head hahah Happy Weekend, Will :)
ReplyDeleteas always, you've brightened my day!
ReplyDeleteGreat colors you also made my day!
ReplyDeleteI love it!
Lovely to hear that the spring season sees a strong botanical trend..and adore the vibrant colours of the fresh flowers :-)
ReplyDeletemmm, i'm digging that emerald credenza matched up against the wall... clever, and surprisingly- not too much.
ReplyDeletehurry to london!
Thank you Helen of Dulux, hate to miss out. I also blog and like to keep ahead of things.
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That petite green buffet against the same-green wall is SO cute! Wish they'd painted the baseboard too though.. it's interupts the flow!
ReplyDeletexoox Will!
all this color is exactly what I need right now. I'm barely able to lift my head off the pillow, so thanks for making me smile!
ReplyDeleteOoh, these colors are saturated and amazing!! Makes me want spring NOW!!
ReplyDeleteNancy xo
gorgeous. and congrats - i just saw a tweet that said you were just named one of the best up & coming blogs out there at alt. so true!
ReplyDeleteif I tried to make that plate wall look that sweet, I would face plant ... in the middle of all the dishes I broke trying to make it happen :)
ReplyDeletehave a lovely weekend yourself, hotstuff!
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the colors are to die for! happy weekend, handsome! xo
ReplyDeleteLove the colors! They are fantastic, bold, and exciting. - Camellia
ReplyDeleteAh spring is in the air. Love the green especially with fuchsia pinks. And the standard lamp is a touch of genius!
ReplyDeleteI really like the green dresser & pink rug!
ReplyDeleteWill, this is perfect! Am absolutely loving it!!
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