A Dulux Bedroom Makeover

Artwork by Tracey Mock, Norsu

Artwork by Tracey Mock, Norsu

With life busier and more complex than ever, design trends for autumn 2020 will reflect our desire to simplify and slow down. Calming, nature-inspired tones will dominate, with a focus on simplicity and authenticity.

Styling Bree Leech / Photography Lisa Cohen

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The Grounded palette – one of four trend palettes identified in the 2020 Dulux Colour Forecast ‘Essence’ – combines gentle, earthy neutrals and warm whites with accents of soft coral and lavender to create a cosy, laid-back feel. And as the weather cools, it’s the perfect palette to add warmth and character to our homes.

“The Grounded palette is one that homeowners will love – it’s easy to work with and has a relaxed yet sophisticated feel,” says Andrea Lucena-Orr, Dulux Colour and Communications Manager.

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To show you just how quickly and effectively colour can reinvigorate your home, stylist Bree Leech transformed a bland, all-white kid’s bedroom using the Dulux Grounded palette. “Colour is the greatest tool you can use in your home – with very
little effort or expense, you can completely change the look and feel of a space,” says Leech. “All you need is a few spare hours, a paintbrush and a couple of cans of paint – then it’s like stepping into a whole new room.

Colours used for this room makeover include Dulux Wash&Wear in ‘Pancake Mix’, ‘Natural White’ and ‘Hint of Lavender’. Dreamy right?

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