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RANGE REVIEW: PAINTS & FINISHES


GET THE BARBIECORE LOOK WITH THIS NEW WALLPAPER COLLECTION


Consumers can now get the Barbiecore look with Bobbi Beck’s newly launched range of Barbie-inspired wallpaper designs.


T


he hotly anticipated Barbie film was released in July and has already generated a significant amount


of buzz in the interiors world. With the colour pink and Barbie-


inspired motifs expected to grow in popularity, design brand Bobbi Beck has released three stylish wallpaper designs inspired by the classic Barbie look.


The collection, which includes designs Bonbon, Picnic and Froyo capture the essence of classic Barbie, through iconic patterns including gingham, polka dots and stripes, all in a sweet but accessible pink. “Barbiecore wallpapers can be a fantastic addition to your home, particularly for those who are looking to create an eccentric and vibrant atmosphere,” James Mellan- Matulewicz, Creative Director of Bobbi Beck says. “These wallpapers are a delightful homage to the iconic Barbie aesthetic, featuring playful motifs, bright colours, and charming patterns that can instantly transform a room into a joyful.”


How to get the Barbiecore look Interiors expert at Bobbi Beck, James Mellan-Matulewicz, shares his tips on how to achieve Barbiecore in your home.


Colour palette: Vibrant and playful colour palettes are the backbone to any Barbie aesthetic. Soft and feminine pastel shades, pinks, purples, blues and mint green can transform your space into the dream house. Furniture and upholstery: Choosing furniture pieces with curvy lines or a retro feel can add a touch of Barbie into any home. Look for vintage or retro-inspired furniture, like velvet or plush sofas and chairs. Pieces with ornate details like tufting or scalloped edges work well too. Patterns and prints: Embrace bold patterns and prints! Incorporating polka dots, floral motifs, gingham checks through wallpapers, curtains, bedding and even upholstery can add a playful touch. Accessories: Accessories play a


NORTHERN EXPOSURE: ADD WARMTH TO NORTH FACING ROOMS


Designing a scheme for a north-facing room brings with it a unique challenge, according to the experts at eco paint specialists Victory Colours. The light in a north facing space has a much higher proportion of blue light compared to warmer south facing rooms, casting a blue tint in interior spaces. Embracing limited natural light can make a space feel colder and darker. Here Victoria Yardley, Managing Director of


Victory Colours, shares her top tips for creating a warming, welcoming colour scheme. 1. Avoid blues & greys – Light in a north facing


room can be limited therefore, opting for lighter and warmer shades will enhance your space,


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creating a more inviting feel. 2. Warm it up – Warmer shades and hues have the capability to infuse warmth whilst adding a cosy touch, helping to compensate for any cooler light that enters the room. Creamy whites, subtle yellows or a blush pink could be the way to go. 3. Stay grounded – Earthy and neutral colour palettes can provide a sense of grounding and warmth to a space. Tones such as muted browns, soft terracottas and warm taupes can create a welcoming and comfortable feel amongst the surroundings.


4. Go eco – When selecting the colour that is right for you, quality eco paints will ensure a stylish


crucial role in Barbiecore design so it’s best to choose items that reflect a glamorous and girly aesthetic. Try incorporating decorative mirrors, vintage perfume bottles, chandeliers and bold art.


Fabrics and Textures: Luxurious fabrics like velvet, satin or faux fur can add both elegance and glamour. These fabrics can be included in your design through cushions, rugs, throws and curtains. Lighting: Lighting enhances the overall ambiance of a space. Choose glamorous chandeliers or pendant lights that have some sparkle to them. Fairy lights or string lights are also a fantastic way to create a whimsical atmosphere. Wall art: Try displaying art pieces that exude femininity and


playfulness. Artwork featuring fashion illustrations, vintage prints, or floral designs work best for a dream house. You can also create a gallery wall with framed Barbie posters or prints.


Storage and organisation: Keep your space organised and clutter- free by using storage solutions that look good. Consider using vintage- inspired storage boxes, colourful shelving units, or even decorative baskets to store your things while keeping the aesthetic. Details and accents: Pay attention to the details.


Add decorative


elements like bows, ribbons, tassels, or ruffles to your furniture pieces. Incorporate playful accents like oversized bows or heart-shaped pillows to infuse the Barbiecore vibe.


Product Information


For all the designs in the collection, prices start from £75 per roll and can be ordered in three different finishes; premium, luxury and peel and stick. Bobbi Beck is a carbon neutral design & print studio with a focus on producing luxury wallpapers without damaging the planet. The company works from a dedicated design and print studio in Cornwall, where the team crafts each collection and packs every roll, by hand.


 Visit www.bobbibeck.com


and sustainable solution. These high quality eco- friendly paints not only enhance your space but will also allow you to entirely transform your room. The Victory Colours’ paint collection has been


produced with the environment at the fore and are virtually free of all toxins and VOCs. Victory Colours’ matt emulsion is priced at £44.95 for 2.5-litres. More information is available from victorycolours.co.uk


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