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Now that we have entered a brand new year it is time to review which trends we are leaving in 2019 and what styles we will be adopting in 2020. Since the festive season has now quietened and life is slowly but surely getting back into a routine it is the perfect time to assess the New Year in the world of home decor. What has been officially chosen as the colour of 2020? What simple decor changes shall we be making around the house?

Here we are...2020! The start of a new year is like a breath of fresh air as it marks the perfect excuse to create new goals for yourself, however big or small. Nevertheless, if goal-setting is not at the top of your list, how about a revamp? If you ever needed an excuse to redecorate the living room, or add a sparkle to your living room, now is a better time than any.

The day has come. Your wallpaper has just arrived in the post. You’re staring at your blank wall... you’ve now realised that you have no idea how to put your new wallpaper up. After getting carried away scrolling through pages and pages of beautiful, high quality wallpaper, it’s easy to forget the reality of applying it to your walls. Luckily, that’s what the internet is for! Unfortunately we cannot crawl through the screen and help you put your fabulous paper up but we can sure give you some tips and tricks as to how to get started.

In this first blog post we’ll start with the tools you should consider getting to make your wallpapering experience go a lot more smoothly.

As the weather gets colder and the days get darker winter is starting to feel like its creeping closer and closer. However, before that time we have *personally* the best season of all to enjoy; Autumn! Halloween, Bonfire Night, cosy nights in, what’s not to love? After the annual disappointment of having to double guess the English summer weather, autumn gives us the perfect opportunity to dress up warm and excuses us to wear our comfiest outfits outside of the comfort of our homes. Best of all, autumn gives we home lovers the excuse to redesign our living rooms, bedrooms and kitchens to match the themes of the season. Say hello to warmer colour tones, decorative fireplaces and homage’s to nature.

But I Don't Have A Pinterest Account?!

If you’re not yet on Pinterest then I guess the only question is why not? For those who have never heard of the site before, Pinterest is a social media network through which users share and save images which link to external blogs, product pages and other websites.  The idea behind the site is that it is a place where people can get ideas and inspiration for everything from crafts and home decor to artwork and recipes.  The site ultimately functions like an online pin board as people can save individual ‘pins’ or images on their own boards. 

Play around with the site and get to know it a little better and I promise you, you will become addicted!  To get started, click on the image below to head to Pinterest - don't forget to give our account a follow ;)

Planning on Redecorating? Pinterest Can Help!

Now, when it comes to home decor, Pinterest is an invaluable tool for gathering ideas and planning your dream home.  Create boards and add company

A good way to follow the latest interior design trends is to look at what’s currently flying off the shelves.  In this post we are going to look in more detail at a few of our top selling wallpaper designs.  If you want to order samples or get any of the wallpapers for yourself, then simply click the image of each paper below.

Rose Gold Apex Geometric Wallpaper

The first of our designs is Fine Décor’s beautiful Apex Geometric Wallpaper in Rose Gold.  The paper features a contemporary geometric design consisting of various abstract triangles in pink, grey and white.  This is then finished with a metallic rose gold outline.  A favourite choice for bedrooms, this stylish paper is a fantastic addition to any home at under £10 a roll.

 Tropical Parrot Wallpaper

Our second paper is Rasch’s Freundin Tropical Parrot Wallpaper.  A popular choice for living rooms, bedrooms and even bathrooms, this extremely versatile design is a super washable, paste the wall paper.  The pattern is

From Andy’s bedroom to The Shining’s symmetrical hallways and The Grand Budapest Hotel lobby, cinema has produced some of the most recognisable interior design ever.

But there’s more than meets the eye as each colour is carefully selected to add to the film’s mood or story.

We’ve looked at 6 different film genres to compare their colour palettes and see what colours add to the romance, horror, comedy and more of these famous films.

Family

Family films put a focus on primary colours making us feel nostalgic and at ease. The interiors are fun to look at so it’s no wonder we watch these films time and time again.

Toy Story - 1995

Paddington - 2014

The Incredibles 2 - 2018

Romance

Romantic films make us feel all warm and fuzzy inside. These films use deep hues to make a space that’s cosy and comforting.

Bridget Jones’s Diary – 2001

Amelie – 2001

PS. I Love You – 2007

Sci-Fi

Sci-Fi is futuristic and uses clinical colours like white and grey making it feel like an unknown environment.

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