Clay Colours – The New Neutrals in Interior Design

Split Pink – Little Greene

Clay colours seem to be the new neutrals in interior decor. Versatile with a sense of rawness, these beautifully unrefined colours can suit any decor style and can be used to create amazing colour combinations too.

Ranging from dark terracottas to earthy warm beiges and various tints of plaster look peaches, the assortment is endless, meaning there is something for everyone wanting to move away from classic whites, outdated creams and the recent popularity of certain grey shades.

Dead Salmon – Farrow & Ball

Whether you like a light and airy interior design or more of a dark and dramatic room decor, you can find a clay coloured paint or wallpaper that will fit your taste.

These colours can look effortlessly stylish, paired with other natural materials such as woods, stones and plenty of foliage decoration to give a stunning organic vibe.

Alternatively, a contemporary or more quirky room interior can be achieved by adding vibrant pops of bright colour, modern furniture designs or even with antique/vintage pieces. Clay colours seem to suit any style of decor, and allow for the most creative interior looks.

Toasted Teacake – Graham & Brown

Given the non synthetic and natural aura that such colours ooze within a room, it’s easy to see why many are wanting to introduce them into their interior design scheme. The choice of tints and shades are plentiful, and new versions are being introduced regularly, so creating a unique design, like no other, using clay colours in your home is extremely attainable.

If you need help putting an original interior design together for your space, why not get in touch, to see how The Mini Interior Design Company can help create a room you love?

Thanks for reading,

Jen x

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