COLOURS OF THE SEASON
Each season, Neptune releases a seasonal paint palette that’s felt through its new collection. But because Neptune isn’t a brand that’s driven by trends (timelessness is what they seek to achieve), their colours of the season aren’t necessarily in line with those defined by the colour specialists at Pantone. Instead, they do what feels right for them.
Old Rose
Driftwood
Walnut
Cue its colour selection for spring / summer 2018. Te shade at the heart of its new collection is Old Rose. Old Rose is sophisticated, subtle and soft. Its inspiration lies in nature, as is the case with most of our shades, and comes from the slightly fading petals of a classic English rose. It makes a room feel calm and somehow comfortable, even with the absence of sofas, footstools and blankets. Old Rose shows how colour alone has the potential to comfort and to cushion a room, and everybody in it.
As the perfect complement, Neptune’s design team has paired Old Rose with colours from seasons gone by, including its paint shade, Driftwood. Driftwood has a neutrality to it that brings together earthy brown with cool and soft pink undertones. It’s fresh, it’s muted, and it’s perfectly in balance with Old Rose.
And then there’s Walnut, a new colour for Neptune, all about strength and contrast in an otherwise pretty and pared-back palette. It tiptoes towards black, but with enough brown in its tone to stop it getting too close. We believe it can be both classic and contemporary – what we try to achieve with all of our shades – which is why, as we warmly welcome Walnut.
Walls painted in Silver Birch matt emulsion. Chichester seat cabinets in Driftwood, from £1,350 (excluding oak top) Duck feather-filled cushions from £50
Matt Emulsion 2.5l £38 / Eggshell 2.5l £54
Chloe Old Rose and Ash £73 p/m Rebecca Ash, £55 p/m Emma Old Rose, £73 p/m
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