Using Indigo In Your Room

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INDIGO is a hue-g colour this year & an element taken from the whimsical style I talked about in last weeks blog, it is also a great colour for a contemporary scandi look or a more sombre classical scheme. Whether on walls or upholstery, you can expect to see the restoration of this hard-hitting hue.

Moody Indigo is the phrase heard so much with this deep navy- quite simply because it is such a relaxing, calming colour taken from beautiful ocean landscapes- wouldn’t you be in a good mood if you were there? It is the colour of trust, honesty, logic & reason…Have a look at the following styles and tell me which would keep you in a good MOOD!?!

Whimsical MOOD

zoe indigo bird

As mentioned in last weeks blog, Whimsical interiors are all about creating drama so paint your feature wall in deep navy and add those unusual, quirky elements. Another way to add drama is with harmonious colours: those that sit opposite each other on the colour wheel- Indigo/navy sits harmoniously with orange, pink, green; this palette is dramatic yet flattering.

whimsybed

Classical MOOD

It is the colour of the mind, affecting us mentally- Perfect for a study, better still a traditional study: an Indigo chalky paint on wall to wall book cases with a traditional leather chesterfield, dark wooden furniture & decanters of whisky out of a beautiful ornate cabinet.

indio study

Scandinavian MOOD

Very different to the previous styles Scandinavian design is about simplicity: very clean & contemporary- raw materials like linen & wool soft furnishings with rustic wood floors & occasional furniture against white walls (white is a great back drop for Indigo) just like indigo Scandi design is tranquil & restful, great for a bedroom…

zoe indigo white

 

Have a look at my new pin-board Isle Of Indigo