With ever-changing trends and styles, it can be difficult to keep up with the latest fashions for your home. Fortunately, Ideal Textiles are here to help with our top of the range and chic products available on our website which will add flavour to your living space and keep your home up to date with the latest colour scheme trends which are ‘in’ for 2021.
Sage Green
Embrace nature with a sage green themed room to surround yourself with impressions of the wilderness and woodlands. This Picchu Aztec Geometric Print Desert Sage Cushion Cover will contribute to the room’s aesthetic and would be a great addition to this nature engrossed colour scheme.
Burnt Orange
Burnt orange colour schemes create a crisp and fiery visual effect however the dulled tone of the orange is aesthetically pleasing while still bringing warm hues into your home. These Twilight Thermal Blackout Eyelet Curtains perfectly capture the strong yet subtle effect of the burnt orange colouring while creating a cosy atmosphere all year round.
Blush Pink
This soft colour scheme creates a delicate and gentle effect for a living room with its subtle tones and gentle colourings. This Montrose Velvet Blush Pink Cushion Cover encapsulates this idea and looks exceptionally beautiful when accompanied with grey to compliment the dashes of colour in the cushion cover.
Duck Egg
A particularly fashionable shade in homes at the moment is duck egg blue, which combines both a lighter shade of blue with a touch of green. This Tiffany Art Deco Fan Jacquard Lined Eyelet Curtain combines this trendy colour with a Gatsby-like Art Deco effect to ensure that the curtains will be a stylish addition to your living room.
Navy Blue
Submerge yourself in blue with this Austin Chenille Navy Cushion Cover. Navy is a timeless colour sure to suit your living room and merge effortlessly with colours such as white, pale pinks and light greys for the walls or even for furniture. This deep, aquatic-associated shade creates a relaxed and peaceful atmosphere for a comfortable living room.
