Calm, simple and enduring, Pantone’s 2020 Colour of the Year is Classic Blue. Blue can take many forms; from the whispers of colour in misty mornings to the grey-blue shades of stormy seas; from the limpid depths of mountain pools to the soft powder blue of summer skies. Pantone’s reasoning for this colour choice is that there is a real need now for stability in our lives, and what better refuge can our spirits have than in the quiet dependability of classic blue?
We echo Pantene’s train of thought and bring you some lovely décor ideas that are centred around classic blue.
Feeling Blue
Feeling blue isn’t always a bad thing, as this lovely living room shows us! The focus wall is a deep, timeless shade of blue that dominates the room. The décor features crisp white curtains and pinewood furniture with a throwback to retro days. Don’t miss the antique TV set and the old fashioned radio sitting pretty atop the vintage shelving unit!
Classic Blue Velvet
Blue and white have always exuded elegance, and we’ve always loved this classic pairing. Just a few elements in blue are enough to elevate the look of a room, as
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