Does the spring mood inspire you to renew your interior? Listen to the opinion of world color experts and stay on top of fashion trends.
Every year, design experts from all over the world gather at the AkzoNobel International Aesthetics Center (Amsterdam, Netherlands). They conduct research on contemporary global styles and architectural trends in order to determine the current color of the year and additional palettes to make this color expressive. Experts consider factors such as urban environments, limited living space, materials, designs and finishes, as well as different audience ages.
According to experts at the AkzoNobel Aesthetics Center, Legendary Denim reigns on interior walls this year. It is a versatile shade of blue that always stays relevant and looks different depending on the lighting, situation and complementary colors. To create new unique color combinations, experts have proposed four trend palettes of the Legendary Denim combination.
The first color palette called "Modern Romanticism" demonstrates our strong connection with the planet and nature, helps to find harmony with ourselves in the home space. Use the Legendary Denim color in combination with muted greens and delicate lavender shades. Add luscious vegetation as a finishing touch. This rich palette of natural shades is ideal for those who care about the world around them as well as about their own comfort and well-being.
How to make the walls of your house reflect the individuality of each of its tenants? It's all about warm and welcoming shades that together create the right combination. The second palette "Unity of Individuals" includes bright neon, soft pink and juicy cherry shades, but only in combination with the calm Legendary Denim color. This is how an image is born that does not contradict the general style of interior decoration. This palette was created not only for the family - any guest will appreciate it, as it creates a truly hospitable and cozy common space.
The philosophy of the "Work Comfort" palette reveals the modern everyday life of megalopolises: our houses have become the center of both our work and personal life. Contrasting colors are the best solution for creating an atmosphere suitable for both work and play. Create a versatile space that allows you to seamlessly transition from laptop work to leisure. For example, use a bright ocher shade on the walls to highlight the work area without setting aside a separate room for it.
Luxury with Purpose invites you to reflect on the value of personal experience and experience. A new trend of moving away from the world of material things into the world of sensory impressions is gaining momentum. Reflect it in your living space. The color combination of soft pastels and smoky gray tones creates a light neutral background that favorably enhances the Legendary Denim shade. To complete the look, it is recommended to use spectacular accessories: a cashmere blanket or a table made of solid wood. Pay more attention to the things that really matter!
Blue is a part of our daily life, it is everywhere. Benefit from the expertise of the color experts at AkzoNobel International Aesthetics Center and be inspired to change.
In Russia, you can get acquainted with trendy palettes and try fashionable combinations for the walls of your interior at free master classes on April 22 (Saturday) in the Leroy Merlin chain of stores. *** AkzoNobel is the world's leading manufacturer of paints and coatings. The history of AkzoNobel began in 1646 in Sweden. Today, we provide innovative products to various industries and consumers around the world and are inspired to provide our customers with the best solutions for sustainable development. Our product range includes renowned brands such as Dulux, Sikkens, Pinotex, Hammerite and Marshall. Headquartered in Amsterdam, The Netherlands, AkzoNobel has consistently been at the forefront of sustainability. Our 46,000 employees in over 80 countries are dedicated to manufacturing and supplying high quality products and leading technologies to meet the growing needs of our rapidly changing world.
AkzoNobel's products have been used to paint London's Millennium Wheel, La Scala Opera House in Milan, the longest bridge in Europe “Oresund” between Denmark and Sweden, the Olympic Stadium in Sydney, the Vatican Library. AkzoNobel paints have been used for many years on Formula 1 cars.
In Russia, the company's products are used to paint the buildings of the Historical Museum on Red Square, the Moscow City Hall, Terminal D of Sheremetyevo Airport.
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