Natural interior style
Explore the latest trend for interiors that celebrate the beauty and rawness of the natural world.
Tropical design brings warm, vibrant colours, and lush foliage of the tropics right into your living space. From tropical greens and botanical prints to global patterns, here’s how to create your own tropical retreat.
Inspired by the deserts of the Middle East, the Oriel Sepia fabric from our Abigail Ahern collection is a beautiful hue. The burnt caramel toffee shade can help to inject a beautiful yet subtle dose of colour into your room.
Be sure to incorporate natural textures like bamboo, rattan, and wicker in your furniture and décor. These materials give a casual, tropical feel to any room. Wicker chairs, bamboo blinds, and rattan light fixtures are great choices.
Palm trees, hibiscus flowers, and exotic wildlife are a staple of this tropical print trend. You can use them in a variety of ways: on upholstery, drapery, wallpaper, or even decorative cushions.
These prints instantly transport you to a lush island paradise and that’s the feeling we get every time we look at this dreamy tropical bathroom décor, complemented by cool marble and bright white porcelain standing out against the darkly glamorous wallpaper and charcoal grey plantation shutters.
Best of all, these moisture-resistant shutters ensure that the room is high on style and practicality.
We’ve given this kitchen a back-to-basics feel with wooden surfaces and vintage copper pendant lights.
Classy cabinetry and luxe brass accents bring contrast to the rough and ready feel, while Roller blinds at the doors and window add a refined finishing touch.
Capturing the joy of travels far and wide, the global décor trend is bold and upbeat bringing Mediterranean hues, botanical prints, and woven textures to interiors.
The Mali Coral Roman blind perfectly brings this theme to life, framing the pretty dressing area with a beautiful pink and orange blend for the perfect tropical bedroom décor.
Be brave and let bold colours like rich greens take centre stage in more discreet and calming areas of the house where you want to bring in a tropical theme.
Use darker florals and biophilic designs to add a sense of depth and drama to calmer spaces like your bedroom.
Statement teal curtains complement larger windows like this one perfectly, with flowers growing upwards giving the space a sense of height.
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