How To Use A Monochrome Colour Scheme, Whilst Still Making A Room Warm And Inviting

How To Use A Monochrome Colour Scheme, Whilst Still Making A Room Warm And Inviting

Black, white and grey - the colours we can’t live without! They are the staple colours of our wardrobe. There are the ‘good’ pair of black shoes that get pulled out of the wardrobe to be worn for an interview, the plain white t-shirt that is essential to your hot summer holiday you’ve had booked for months in advance or even that little black dress that can be dressed up or dressed down, so that you are suitably attired for any occasion. 

In the last ten years grey has taken over and become, not only a notable colour in the High Street fashion shops, but the new neutral when it comes to home interiors. This, coupled with the Scandinavian style that has spread throughout the UK, has led to homes becoming minimal, bright and airy with a paired back monochrome colour scheme.

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