Bounce light around
‘A colour that has touches of pink or red, however subtle, will be warm, whereas the same level of blue or green will create a cooler look. I particularly like cooler pastels because they reflect light and give an expansive and open atmosphere to a room,’ says Judy Smith, colour consultant, Crown
Team with grey
‘Blush pink pairs beautifully with dove greys, muted blues and natural wood furniture and floors. The rich tones of natural wood help to warm up cooler shades of powdery pinks, providing a natural and earthy tonal palette,’ says Sue Kim, senior colour designer, Valspar
“Pastels are hugely versatile – they can work well in contemporary spaces, giving nuance and interest to an otherwise blank canvas, or alternatively they can add a softer,…
