Curved furniture and powdery hues give feminine flair to your room and hark back to Art Deco’s heyday. Anything goes...

What could be more luxe than an elegantly turned sugary pink sofa? Add a collection of geometric patterned stools to create a smart but relaxed seating area.

Everyone’s talking about neo mint – the pretty green that’s fresh and exciting. It’s the new blush pink...

A scalloped jade skirting board echoes the semi-circular bedhead’s curve, while its clashing geometric upholstery creates impact.

Shake up the Palm Springs aesthetic in your bathroom with a playful mix of baby pink palm-print wallpaper and retro floor tiles.

First impressions count – go big and bold with striking patterns and shapes in all the least expected places.

Not just for fabrics and wall-coverings, introduce stripes and chevrons to hard surfaces like furniture and flooring.

For a sprinkle of sherbert shades, gather pretty vases, candleholders and accessories together against a pastel backdrop.

Add geometric shapes and cool colours for extra zing.

Photography / Simon Bevan

Styling / Rebecca de Boehmler

Shining a spotlight on the now and the next in home design and decor, Livingetc is the UK's best selling high end and contemporary home design magazine. As a brand, Livingetc showcases the world's very best homes, breaks and makes the trends, and has access to leading international designers for insight and ideas. It was first published in 1998, and is currently edited by Pip Rich.