The three star colours for this Winter

 

Winter colours and decorations for your home to create a warm and sophisticated home. Decorate and prepare it for winter with textiles and warm tricks. Simple, effective and very warm.

Therefore, we review the latest trends to fill any room with life and joy.

 

Which colours will be the most popular this winter?

When it comes to home textiles, there are several candidates for the favourite colour award. One of them is olive green, given its depth and its contribution to creating a more relaxed atmosphere. Thinking about what's to come in the spring will help you cope better with the winter.

 

Cool colours will also play an important role, but with nuances. Blue will be mixed with golden tones and some bright brushstrokes, creating almost a sunny sky on your duvet covers.

If boldness is your thing, the more intense reds reflect these shades of wild berries very well. In this sense, burgundy fits perfectly in spaces such as the kitchen or the living room.

Lighter grey, always combined with other colours, can help you to give a room a more basic or industrial look. As is often the case, white and black are still the most effective wild cards for all kinds of combinations. Don't forget to incorporate some distinctive touches to avoid falling into a routine.

 

In short, the idea is to capture in each space what you would like to see outside. Taking advantage of natural light, opting for natural colours with a few touches of originality and choosing alternatives that invite you to forget about the cold are some of the most advisable proposals.

Tips for integrating fashionable shades into your home décor

The success of the products you purchase will depend directly on the decorative elements you have in your home. Using a duvet cover or a children's curtain in a trendy colour is not going to achieve the desired effect. What can you do?

We recommend that you take as a base the style of the furniture you already have in your home. In fact, they will act as a canvas on which to create your new designs. Choose references from a chromatic range or similar, accentuating its intensity, or creating a pleasant visual contrast, thus avoiding chromatic stridency. Here we can see an example of a home style and with it, the elements that would look great.

 

 

Vintage and decoration from the 60s and 70s of the last century are back in fashion. Also play with the lamps. You can change the lampshades during the winter, the rugs and the paintings so that your new decoration offers a more compact and homogeneous image.

Choose furniture that is comfortable and where you feel like sitting or lying down to read or watch TV. In other words, don't just change the curtains and two or three details. Use trendy colours to bring them into your home, creating a world that is almost alien to what is happening outside in terms of tones.

Cushions, plants, lamps, classic decorative objects, a mix of materials and a light touch of eclecticism will allow you to go from a classic room to a more free-spirited one in seconds.

In short, it's all about using colours and decoration to your advantage so that you don't remember that it's winter. I'm sure that when you get home and relax, you'll start to see how much more you can enjoy your home when the temperatures drop. At Happyfriday you will find everything you need to achieve this. Check it out on our website and face the winter with more joy.