Back to Nature

Apr

Nature is in this year; and by in, we mean “indoors”
Bring the outdoors in with natural textures like wood, cork, stone (link to natural stone/Terrazzo write up)
Wooden textures have always been a hit with architects as it is versatile and can be paired with other material/textures/colours to give either a rustic traditional feel or modern/contemporary vibe. It’s able to work in both but not limited to either kinds of settings
In the past, lighter hues were in style but the trend is moving away from it and towards darker tones and more grainy textures.
People are welcoming a sleeker, urban style which coincidentally goes with darker calmer wooden tones.
Pairing dark wooden grained textures with coloured finishing give a space a contrasting colour palette which is aesthetically desirable.
Green also pairs great with darker wood and coincidentally, the pantone colour of the year; green, is in trend and at the top of the list for must haves in interior decorating and styling.
Wood = Versatile, able to adapt to whatever feel you are going for
Unless options with pairing, pairs easily with a lot of textures.
Blonde wooden tones are great for achieving a warmer feel for your space but the sophistication of darker wooden tones are currently all the rage.
JT tiles: Heartwood Charcoal, Tobacco, Sandal. Hickory Hexagon Grigio

Light: See remainder of Heartwood, Hickory Hexagon series as well as Natural Wood

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