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LIVE 24-SEVEN SPRING IS IN THE AIR


WREN KITCHENS SHOWS YOU HOW TO BRING THE SEASON’S FRESHEST COLOURS INTO YOUR HOME


Winter is behind us and spring is here at last. As the days begin to get brighter, it’s the perfect time to freshen up the interior of your home. Spring 2018 brings with it an exciting and varied palette of trending colours so there’s some- thing to suit every taste and style.


BRINGING COLOUR INTO YOUR HOME


If you’re thinking about introducing more colour into your home, the kitchen is a great place to start. It’s the centre of the home, the room where family members will spend the most time, cooking, socialising or relaxing. Adding a splash of colour can be inspiring and uplifting, brightening up the gloomiest of days.


There are many ways to bring colour into your kitchen. You can find colourful accessories and appliances which add a bright pop of colour to a crisp white kitchen, choose paint or tiles to highlight chosen kitchen units or you can introduce it through the units themselves.


Sarah, Creative Director at Wren Kitchens, said: “On the catwalk for spring we’re seeing a mixture of pretty, feminine colours and more deep or vibrant colours - and this is reflected in the trends for interiors. If you’re planning a new kitchen, take time to think about what colours you could bring in. Try experimenting with a bright yellow like Lemon Curd or a delicate pink like Rose from our new Macaroon Collection. If you’re not sure about an entire kitchen in one colour, you could bring together two complementary colours to create a beautiful and bespoke kitchen for your home.”


THE COLOURS OF THE MOMENT


If you want the latest shades for your kitchen, here are Sarah’s top colours for this season.


ROSE Bring the delicate essence of a rose garden in full bloom into the heart of your home. Rose has a quiet charm which makes this pretty pink a clean and friendly choice. It’s a stylish alternative to a pure white kitchen, creating the same seamless minimalist finish.


PIÑA COLADA


From pale to bright, yellow is hot right now. Our Piña Colada shade is a tropical fusion of pastel orange with mid yellow undertones which injects the warmth of the tropics into your home. This light and airy hue makes every day feel like a holiday and is perfect for kitchens with a sunny disposition.


BLUEBERRY


Inspired by the summery superfruit, Blueberry is a luxuriously rich hue with a warm depth of colour. Create an oasis of classic elegance or give a cold room a regal lift with a blast of berry bliss. Choose Blueberry to give your kitchen a sophisticated finish with a definite wow factor.


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