Inspired by your favourite wanderlust memories and the hues of desert landscapes, our French Linen in Soft Terracotta adds warmth to a bedroom while the black accents are a nice contrast.

This can add depth and personality without overwhelming the space. When used sparingly - taking up less than 10% visually - it creates a focal point that draws attention and complements the main colour palette.

Here, the black on the artwork and the side table is a nice contrast with the warm colours on the bedding.

Mixing soft fabrics with harder textures like wood or metal creates a balanced multi-dimensional look. This variety in textures not only enhances the room's aesthetic but also adds a tactile experience, making the space feel more inviting.

Here, the contrast of the wooden fluted panel against the gentle gradient pattern on the bedsheets add visual interest.

The soft gradient on the Nightscape Bamboo Sheet Set is an interesting contrast with the wooden fluted panels.

An oversized mural pairs nicely with the Bamboo Sheet Set in Pine Green in an otherwise minimal bedroom.

It serves as a striking focal point in a bedroom, instantly drawing the eye and adding drama to the space. By dominating the wall, it alos helps to anchor the room's design, making the space feel more cohesive.

Have a minimal bedroom? Use statement artwork that you can swtich out on a regular basis.

Horizontal colour blocks on walls can create a sense of spaciousness. By using this technique, you can visually expand the width of the space, making a smaller room feel larger and more open. It's like a giant piece of modern art applied to your walls!

Be careful of the colours used, and experiment with swatches first.

The bedroom wall features a horizontal colour block which matches visually with the Bamboo Sheet Set in Island Coast