As we continue to stay home, this brings us to the ‘meaning of home’. While people associate home with their families, home is also a space for indoor exercise, self-care and spirituality. And whilst we can’t travel, people are going out to explore nature in the nearby forests, all of which have an impact on colour trends. We can expect people to bring more of those greens inside, whether that is hanging plants on the walls, using botanical décor or doing it through the walls and floors.

The trend of spirituality will continue to dominate over the next year, as we look to make the effort to live a more balanced life. Yoga is not new, but uptake has certainly increased over the last year as people use the sport as an escapism or to improve focus and power. These trends have an impact on colour and dusty pinks, purples and blue tones are all associated with connection, which we can expect to see more of.

To brighten our interiors, the expressive Vivify colour palette infuses positivity and shapes new experiences. Flowers have long been nature’s most sublime colour expression, and this palette called Fleur, celebrates the intrinsic romance found in floral red tints and tones and is perfect for the office atmosphere.

Taking multi-cultural influences from the world of fashion and art, Quixotic deploys both closely matched colours and complementary pairings in intriguing combinations. And Polychrome looks into the spiritual colour combination, taking inspiration from traditional architecture. It is a story of complexity in colour, patterning and detail.

In line with this idea of being calm, the greens and blues of the Synergy palette is a mix of compatible colours with understated undertones. And finally, we will see more shades inspired by Galaxies, where the metallic tones influenced by intergalactic travels and new technologies will come to the forefront through the use of water blues, royal blues and purples.