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| Images (from the top) 1/ Interior Porn 2/ Re-doit Design 3/ Cristinahh 4/ Remodelista |
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| 1/ Gemma Tickle Pop Print 1 £200, Dark Room London 2/ Tulum cushion $19.95 Linen House 3/ Silver Birch shower gel £18 Molten Brown 4/ Paper clip pot £18.50 Present & Correct 5/ Moleskin pocket notebook Plain Oxide Green £10 London Graphic Centre 6/ Sanderson Manilla wallpaper £52 John Lewis |
Why not treat your home like a gem, quite literally? I'm talking Emerald green; such a vibrant and uplifting colour which can bring oodles of energy to any space. This really is one of my favourite 'power' colours for strong accents or colour-blocking, it also works well within a palette of complimentary greens, from paler mints, to smokey moss greens.
I am really taken with Gemma Tickle's geometric balloon 'Pop Print' (no.1) from Dark Room London, with the vivid green chevron shape taking centre stage. For a colour explosion of greens with some contrasting hues thrown in, I could look no further than Aussie brand, Linen House's, 'Tulum' cushion (no.2).
Molton Brown is an old favourite of mine, especially if I feel in need of a little treat, and this aptly coloured 'Silver Birch' body wash (no.3) is so refreshing - perfect for Spring too! There's something about the blonde wood against the emerald green lid of Present & Correct's paper clip pot (no.4) which makes it look so much fun - I can imagine feeling very cheered by the sight of this little beauty sitting on my desk.
Moleskin notebooks have always been a staple item of my stationery hoard and there are so many colours to choose from - a different colour for each day of the week would be too excessive, right!? Nonetheless, I am loving this 'plain oxide' green notebook (no.5) from London Graphic Centre. High colour impact doesn't have to involve even a tiny drop of paint when there are so many beautiful wallpapers to choose from, like Sanderson's 'Manilla' wallpaper (no.6), available from John Lewis.
