How To Do: Colour Blocking for Your Home

Source: House to Home

This Victorian end-of-terrace villa in north London is the perfect example of how to implement the latest trend of colour blocking in your home without the guidance of a decorator! The home owners have followed three simple rules for this: they've chosen to keep their walls white, the furniture minimal and to decorate their space using a few modern accessories in two contrasting colour, tomato red and mustard yellow. Colourblocking can be as simple as that!

Splurge Vs. Steal: The Two-Tone Sandal

Splurge: Stella McCartney Sandal / Steal: Zara Sandal

Red and purple-pink: I love this colour combination and these two-tone sandals will look amazing with any summer outfit. Choose any of the two pairs according to your budget and you will have definately made a wise investment for the new season! 

Home Decor Envy: Colour Block Shower Curtains

When a great fashion trend such as colour blocking starts appearing in home accessories as well, the result is a colourful dose of energy and happiness for your space! Don't shy away from this!

Colour Block: Blue & Green

1. Kelly Wearstler Clutch, 2. Silk Lampshade, 3. Miss Selfridge Vest, 4. Zara Home Cushion, 5. Braided Bracelet, 6. Journal

 

Colour blocking is one of spring's trends. What is it?  It's the combination of two or more different colours that somehow support and compliment each other. Follow this trend if you want to create a dynamic and powerful look for you and your home!