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Styling Summer Neutrals:
How to put some punch into a pale palette
Interiors experts share their thoughts on texture,
natural materials and putting a little luxe into neutral schemes. WRITTEN BY SAM WYLIE-HARRIS
E
ven if you’re not new to neutrals and love everything clean and serene, chances
are you’re at your most creative come high summer – and looking for ways to buff up your beige and freshen those fawn floors. “Light neutrals are always popular during summer months, as we enjoy longer days and want to instil a sense of relaxation into our homes, reminding us of holiday travels,” says Tara Tallon, co- founder of Bound Concept, a new online modern design store offering a curated range of ‘objects of desire’ from emerging designers. Copenhagen Cobra Vases: Tall Bubble White Vase, £135; Cobra Double, £145; Cobra Uno, £95 (others from a selection), Bound Concept “To avoid neutrals looking too flat, mix in tactile pieces to bring rich texture and visual interest. Tink hand-made, imperfect ceramics with rough surfaces and accessories
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with strong, interesting silhouettes that will draw attention,” suggests Tallon. To further your sense of calm, consider introducing natural materials alongside neutrals. “Jutes, rattans, light woods – all hint towards nature and have calming, natural tones to complement neutral surroundings,” adds Tallon. Rebel 3 Seater Sofa in Taupe Velvet, £1,099 (other items part of room set), SNUG
Copenhagen Cobra Vases, selected sizes, Bound Concept.
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