Neutral colors in beige and brown are perfect for those who want to create a harmonious home environment.

We will see more rounded corners and arches, low furniture in Japanese stucco and also colors in a classic, but a little more upbeat, 70s style. Winter's trend colors will therefore be brown, terracotta, orange and muted shades of green. Gray as a base color looks to face stronger competition from less orthodox color choices such as earthy brown and nutmeg.

Brown and beige take over after gray

For a long time, gray has been the most obvious choice of base colors. Instead, more warm neutral tones in beige and brown are now visible. Beige has been noticed as a new upstart in the interior design world for some time now, and it is now predicted to begin to dominate in the coming years. There has also been a surge in tone-on-tone, which can be evoked in both furniture and walls as well as posters. By choosing several that have similar shades, the effect is often warmly inviting and interesting. Your posters can of course be used both as an amplifier and to tone down other parts of your interior design. You can therefore see the use of posters as a kind of balance scale for the interior design, where you yourself choose how you want to tip the balance to create different effects.

More about neutral colors

Some colors are not found on the color wheel and instead fall under the category of neutral colors. Neutral colors include various tones of brown such as nutmeg and sand, and also shades of white. What neutral colors have in common is that they work well as background colors and can often help create understated elegance and increase the coziness factor in your home.