My love affair with grey and yellow is still ongoing but I have a new crush -
geometrics! I'm not sure where this trend originated from - I think it's a follow on from the chevron trend?
If you have no idea what I'm talking about, let me show you visually:
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1) Fruit bowl £12 2) Ombre duvet cover £15 in double size
3) Bath mat £10 4) Towels from £4 All from Matalan |
It basically involves
geometric shapes (triangles, pentagons etc) usually in
pastel colours being displayed on home accessories and wallpapers. And it looks gorgeous.
Obviously, you don't want pattern on every surface so pick a few key items - like a geometric rug and cushions - to stand out and keep everything else subtle but colour coordinated.
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| Keep it simple for maximum impact |
I scoured the high street for you (what a tough task!) to find the best places for geometrics:
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Matalan are calling it "Pastel Pop." This is geometric on a budget. You could redecorate a whole room for £50 with their collections!
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John Lewis are calling it "Pioneer." This is the designer option..... There are some cheaper options (like this
geometric picnic mug for just £2.50) but the majority of items are a bit more costly. Cushions are around £35 and the matching furniture will set you back by a few hundred pounds.
3) For wallpapers check out
Graham and Brown for quality patterns, or if you're on a budget try
B and Q for a range of retro styles.
4) Have you seen the
Mini Moderns Buddha of Suburbia range? Lush. I'd like it all please.
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| The backgammon range from Mini Moderns |
This is one trend I need in my life! I'll be incorporating a few bits and pieces
into my spare bedroom - will you?
