Colour Stories: In The Navy
STYLE STORM
Layer dark textiles with weathered textures and let the shade wash over you in waves.
TABLE MANNERS
Pair printed and moiré velvets for a sumptuous look. Embossed details add a tactile edge.
HIGHLY POLISHED
Lift an all-navy scheme with metallic highlights. Copper and blue make a winning combination…
HEAT WAVE
Create a hazy Mediterranean feel with organic shapes and lashings of white.
DOUBLE UP
Contrast spots and stripes on modern upholstery. Keep the tones similar for a subtle effect.
BUST A MOVE
Treat classical statuary to a contemporary makeover with an electrifying coat of paint.
WATER FALL
Let the marine tones of a bespoke stair runner cascade down to form a serene pool on the floor.
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JUNGLE FEVER
Treat your walls to a triple dose of blue – ranging from lush, oversized palms to luxe crocodile-style prints.
NATURAL PASSIONS
Put the finishing touch to an elegant scheme with a plush Jacquard velvet in rich hues of green and navy.
Photography: Paul Raeside
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