7 joyful & inviting schemes…
Explore schemes inspired by our collaboration with Jo Malone London, and the joyful & inviting mood that is set by their English Pear & Freesia scented candle.
Discover calming neutral interiors featuring the Silent White family, with softly balanced tones that provide the perfect accompaniment to this luscious scent. Or embrace an inviting feel in your home with a palette of warm greens, botanical patterns and buttery yellow hues…
Your hallway should be an uplifting space, that greets you with a warm welcome when you arrive home each day. It’s the perfect place to evoke a joyful and inviting atmosphere, setting the mood for the rooms that follow. @artdecojewel chose Silent White – Mid For the ceiling of her hallway. It has gentle yellow undertones that fill the space with warmth, positivity and calm. She combined this with Travertine on the woodwork and Brook House – Parchment wallpaper for a sophisticated tonal scheme that feels truly inviting.
Dining rooms are another wonderful space to embrace a joyful and inviting scheme. Use a palette of soothing, uplifting hues to create the perfect environment where you can host sociable gatherings with family and friends. @makingspacesnet chose to colour drench this light-filled space in Silent White – Pale. She paired this comforting, balanced neutral with fresh florals, greenery and natural wood finishes for a harmonious, optimistic setting.
Introducing a textural element with the use of wallpaper can instantly make a room feel more inviting, bringing a sense of intimacy and familiarity to your space. Our beloved Great Ormond Street wallpaper works beautifully in a joyful and inviting scheme. It features a reassuring botanical scene of pretty birds perched on branches, perfect for a bedroom sanctuary. @rocking_the_cotswolds pairs the Stable colourway with our richly coloured green, Olive Colour, which exudes warmth due to its yellow base notes.
Soft, buttery yellows such as Madeleine infuse a space with a warm and joyous ambience. This gentle honey-toned shade is inspired by the nostalgic, shell-like sponge cake, famously enjoyed by the French romantic writer, Marcel Proust, as a small boy. It offers a real sense of homeliness and familiarity, providing a delightful backdrop to a family living room. @by_anitarussell accompanies Madeleine with warm, ambient lighting in this joyful and inviting scheme.
Comforting, yellow-based hues can transform your kitchen into a beautiful, homely environment. Simply replace the cool-toned greys and bright whites found in many kitchens with a palette of gentle shades that offer warmth and cosiness. @av.home paired Stock with Oak Apple on cabinetry to create this wonderfully inviting kitchen scheme that is bursting with charm and character.
A family of versatile, warm neutrals, Portland Stone is ideal if you’re looking for a natural shade with no yellow undertones. This historic neutral was used to paint the facades of Victorian townhouses, giving it timeless appeal and a beautiful, authentic quality. @mosslivinginteriors added instant warmth to this utility space using Portland Stone – Light on walls. It elegantly accompanies natural finishes to elevate a practical space with a joyful and inviting atmosphere.
Portland Stone is also a smart colour choice for hallways with limited natural light. The subtle green undertones will help to recreate a sense of connection with nature, transitioning beautifully from the outside world. For a touch of added character, consider introducing a related, muted green like Sage Green on the woodwork. @vintagecuratorinteriors incorporated the balustrades, spindles, and even the inside of her front door to create this inviting hallway.
