Harnessing the power of colour
How to energise your interior this winter
Winter often evokes deeper hues and thick compositions, but it needn’t be all doom and gloom. Instead, we can brighten up our interiors with fabrics and accessories which give us a good dose of colour therapy.
Colour is a powerful design element steeped in psychology. Colour specialists elicit many theories about the benefits of each shade, and by tapping into the power of colour we can elevate our moods to feel a touch more cheerful.
For inspiration, we’ve curated a selection of colourful, energising fabrics and ideas for brightening up your interior spaces – whether that be through cushions, curtains, or wallcoverings.
Palmery by James Dunlop
Palmery by James Dunlop
This tropical-inspired leaf print exudes nature and encourages bringing the outside in. Give your interior a lift with curtains in this gentle print.
Magnolia Grandiflora by Mokum
Magnolia Grandiflora by Mokum
Symbolizing nobility, beauty, purity, and a love of nature, our ethereal hand painted watercolour will bring a sense of serenity into your interior.
Charleston by James Dunlop
Charleston by James Dunlop
Upon looking at this print you are immediately transported into springtime. Inspired by the gardens of Charleston House, this whimsical print will bring joy into any space.
Abstraction Outdoor by Mokum
Abstraction Outdoor by Mokum
Inspired by the placement of bold abstract artworks within minimalist interior spaces, this design has been hand painted in watercolour and makes an impressive statement.
Colour Field by Mokum
Colour Field by Mokum
Gestural swaths of paint form multi-layered blocks of colour, assembled into a monumentally scaled repeat in this energetic print design and presented in a natural, lived-in palette.
Komodo Dragon by James Dunlop
Komodo Dragon by James Dunlop
Evoking a dreamlike scene where the dragon is nearly camouflaged – perhaps floating amongst the clouds or gliding across organic rock formations – our interpretation of this iconic design channels the palette of our exterior world.
If you love the idea of uplifting your interior with pattern and colour but aren’t sure where to start, consult our previous article ‘How to choose colour and pattern for your home’ and explore our range of beautifully patterned textiles.



























