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talking trends Making a bold impact


Denby design director Richard Eaton discusses the role of colour in interior design


introduction of clean brights via a collection of ceramic pieces that can be used to add a colour pop. For example, the blue glazes of Denby’s Blue Haze and Imperial Blue collections contrast well and allow for experimentation across the palettes. A colourful table setting can


transform the mood of a room for a special occasion and generate Instagram-worthy food shots. Shoppers continue to become more confident with their own styling, experimenting with design and a brave use of colour, inspired by endless online inventiveness. Social media provides the chance to share ideas, take notes from styles seen online, and combine this with a personal flair.


I “Vibrant interiors are


n 2019, vibrant interiors are more popular than ever and maximalism is in the spotlight, as subdued shades and neutral


colour palettes make way for greater expression of personality in the home. Denby has seen a growing preference for bright choices, as shoppers increasingly select ceramics in a broad palette, extending beyond traditional white dinnerware. The growing use of bold tones has been


recognised by the Pantone Colour Institute’s 2019 Colour of the Year ‘Living Coral’, which reflects that vibrant shades are being embraced In the home. Denby’s own Piazza range from its Heritage Collection, with blush pink tones, is a way to introduce this colourway into interiors. Trend forecasting agency Scarlet Opus also noted the use of intense colour in its 2019 Trend Report. One of the key trends highlighted was the use of vibrant colours to create an aesthetic that is both confident and uplifting. In keeping with this movement is the


more popular than ever and maximalism is in the spotlight”


Natural Canvas by Denby is given the Vibrant Colour treatment with accessories


those who have already experimented with colour via interiors or tableware dressing, the pieces from these collections provide a stylish constant. Colour play can be extended beyond


ceramics to accessories, which allow for further experimentation with bold tones on the table. The introduction of bright linens and coloured glassware can beautifully highlight tableware, whether it’s a combination of complementary tonal colours or the use of clashing pattern and shades to add vibrancy. Introducing colour into the home allows for experimentation with interiors that have a playful and expressive touch. As confidence grows, we are only going to see more colour play and vibrant styles within the home - and the breadth of tones and textures within Denby’s collections offer a great opportunity to test out the latest colour trends.


Vibrant patterns from the Monsoon Home Collection by Denby


The importance of colour to interior design can be clearly seen in the maximalism trend [a reaction against minimalism], where striking clashes of colour and pattern offer a bold and playful way to express personality in interiors, as the tones of griege [beige + grey] become less and less popular. On the dinner table, the trend can be brought


Piazza from Denby's Heritage Collection 32 | housewareslive.net


to life through, for example, the intricate designs of Denby’s Monsoon Fleur juxtaposed against the bold tones of Monsoon Cosmic, creating an exciting combination and adding drama to a space. A contrasting result can also be achieved with more neutral ranges such as Natural Canvas or Studio Craft. Perhaps more suited to


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Imperial Blue by Denby: applying different coloured accessories or backgrounds achieves a different look


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July/August 2019


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