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NUANCED NEUTRALS


Create a neutral base with these light, nuanced tones.


LAYERED GREENS


BLOODSTONE REDS


This palette is your permission to see red. A colour that demands your attention, shades arrive in rich, deep tones - with Bloodstone entering the palette and intending to stick around.


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Soothing by nature. These greens will play a key role across all palettes, from lush and dusty to more rooted tones. Supporting our longing for the great outdoors.


LUXE BROWNS


LET’S CREATE YOUR EXTRAORDINARY


Whether you're looking for Japandi furniture that will work in your living space or want to know what natural elements will look best with your existing decor, BoConcept are always there to help. Their interior stylists can co-create your personal space via the Interior Design Service. Get free styling advice in store, at home or virtually.


VISIT BOCONCEPT


Look. Touch. Sit. Lounge. Visit the BoConcept store, touch the materials, try out all the furniture and let talented in store teams help you find the right furniture for you.


The palette can’t help but be sleek and luxurious, like an indulgent cup of coco


BoConcept Edgbaston Birmingham Harborne Court, 67 - 69 Harborne Road, Edgbaston, B15 3BU Tel: 0121 661 4980 birmingham@boconcept.co.uk


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