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Colour Trend - Nutmeg

This time of year is perfect for trying out a new colour scheme in your home interior. As the cold, dark nights begin to draw in why not opt for a warm and cosy NUTMEG colour palette that is sure to create a spicy feel to your chosen room. This rich brown/orange hue works wonderfully with a wide variety of interior styles to give a classic autumnal feel to your home.

Colour palette

For a traditional and cosy feel in your chosen room then partner nutmeg with rich cream, mustard and chocolate hues to give a country cottage feel that works particularly well in living room and bedroom areas. A more fresh and feminine look can be achieved by marrying nutmeg with soft pastel pink, fern green or pale blue for a delicate botanical look that will bring the ambiance of a springtime garden into your hone no matter what the season. If you prefer a contemporary and sophisticated look in your chosen room then place nutmeg alongside deep navy and pale grey to give a sleek and cool look with a hint of spiced warmth.

Cushions

Nutmeg coloured cushions are a great way of creating an inviting space to curl up with a hot mug of chocolate. For a traditional rustic or highland inspired design then opt for nutmeg, maroon, chocolate and cream cushions in plaid and hounds tooth patterns and place alongside faux fox fur and stag print cushions for textural and welcoming appearance. A contemporary room can be accentuated with nutmeg and black or white cushions in bold geometric patterns such as stripes or chevrons that will look great on a plain leather or upholstered sofa area. For a more period style look then opt for cream and nutmeg baroque or rococo patterned cushions with gold embroidery and embellishments that give a luxurious and opulent finish.

Upholstery

Warm and spicy colour tones make a great choice for upholstery as they provide a hint of colour whilst remaining neutral and earthen. Tan or nutmeg coloured leather will look fabulous on a classic or retro sofa and can be partnered with a chesterfield style armchair for a classic and gentlemanly feel or a retro tub chair for a vintage style design. Chunky oak dining chairs can be given a new lease of life with some nutmeg and cream striped seat pads for a simple country cottage design. If your headboard is looking a little tired then why not update it with some soft nutmeg velvet or satin fabric that can be accentuated with traditional button detailing or shimmering diamantes for a more modern, glamorous look.

Accessories

A nutmeg coloured interior space can be complimented with a wide variety of accessories to co-ordinate with your chosen style. Simple oak or mahogany candlesticks and frames will compliment the warm and cosy tones and will create a rural feel in your chosen room. For a more refined and opulent interior look then opt for a selection of shimmering gold accessories such as vases and lamp bases that will create an eye-catching focal point along a mantelpiece or sideboard. You can also create a sophisticated dining space with an arrangement of nutmeg, black and gold table settings that can be further complimented with a winter floral centrepiece to complete the seasonal look.

Furniture

Oak, walnut or mahogany furniture will look great against the spicy tones of the painted walls and will create a timeless look that is cosy and welcoming. For a more masculine and contrasting finish then a display of black painted furniture will create a statement in your chosen room while soft cream painted furniture will give a light and cosy country charm to your home. If your prefer a more striking visual look then opt for a statement furniture item such as a dining table, bed frame or display cabinet in luxurious gold leaf that is sure to create the wow factor in your interior space.

For more ideas on using a nutmeg colour scheme in your home interior, take a look at our latest Pinterest board - Pinterest - Nutmeg Colour Trend