Destination Decor

Bring the vacation vibes into your living space by translating the hues of your favourite destinations into your interior decor. Whether it’s the earthy terracotta of a Moroccan sunset or the crispy sun baked hues of the Mediterranean, be inspired by our 5 travel-inspired colour palettes to capture unforgettable memories while giving your home a beautifully curated, personal touch.

❝When you're travelling, look around you at the vegetation, landscapes, seascapes, the city, walks in the park, the local flower market, some graffiti on a bridge you’ll be amazed at the options for colour inspiration.❞

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1. Tuscany - Italy

From the rich reddish-brown hues of Siena and the soft sandy beige tones of the rustic farmhouses that lay in muted contrast to the soft sage greens of the iconic Cypress and Olive trees. This earth inspired palette will fill your home with a comforting warmth throughout every season.

Discover Tuscan Tones

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2. Milos - Greece

From the soft sage tones from the hardy shrubland to the light, warm grey-beige that softens the transition between the bright white rocks and the dry earth. A lighter palette but still with a natural warmth that softens any space.

More Milos

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3. Marrakesh - Morocco

The most inspiring signature dusky, pinkish-orange hue required by law on all building facades in the historic medina perfectly contrasts with the chalky muted green prevalent in the palm groves surrounding the city. An earthy take on the classic interior lovers colour combo, pink and green.

Discover The Colours of Morocco

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4. Devon Coast - UK

The striking sandstone cliffs, the moody, muted, and tranquil greens so prevalent in the rolling green headlands, river estuaries, and coastal paths in dramatic contrast to the deep, matte carbonaceous clay and slate historically foraged from the North Devon coast provides for a warm and cocooning palette, making your space feel harmonious and welcoming with a dash of intrigue.

Down With Devon

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5. Andalusia - Spain

The parched, sandy-beige and ash-brown hue of the rugged canyons and dry riverbeds found in Almería pared with the distinct, warm, mustard-ochre earth colour heavily used as an architectural accent around windows, doorways, and the iconic bullrings of Seville, provides a unique sun baked palette that will ground your space. Contrast with your favourite deep green hue inspired by the surrounding olive groves for a scheme that feels earthy but stylish all year round.