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more, with one of our lockers, if you work from home, you will have pretty and practical storage so you can store all your office items away without detracting from the overall aesthetic of your space.” Finally, for an up-to-date scheme, find furniture that references the colours of the moment. Light pink, for instance, has become the latest shade to be used as a ‘new neutral’; while shades of pale greens, such as pistachio and sage, are packing a punch when it comes to interior design. Philipp Nagel, director of Neatsmith, specialist in custom-made fitted cabinets and wardrobes, says that green has grown in popularity with customers: “The sheer variety of shades gives a timeless appeal that is perfect for creating wardrobes and dressing rooms designed with versatility, longevity and style in mind.” Dani Burroughs, head of product at Snug Sofas, agrees: “Green has quickly POP OF COLOUR The retro, colourful storage solutions offered by Mustard Made (right) will upgrade your home office, while Farrow & Ball’s (below) colourful neutrals can elevate your space

Round we go Three top curvy buys for the home

Evernest curved sofa, £6,300 sweetpeaandwillow.com

Vega storm grey marble coffee table, £749 cultfurniture.com

Ikast walnut dining chair with curved back, £189 wheresaintsgo.co.uk

become the hottest hue to join the neutral palette – and for good reason. Its soothing effect helps connect us with the great outdoors and can create an instant feeling of zen. Whether you go for olive or emerald, let your sofa do the talking and style the room around it with paler tones and wooden accents.” Finally, Patrick O’Donnell, brand ambassador at Farrow & Ball, gives us his expert view on which colours we should be incorporating to spruce up our homes: “We are seeing the return of nostalgic shades, especially soft pinks, like Setting Plaster and Pink Ground. Both are beautiful, delicate shades – and instantly sophisticated, since they don’t possess the obvious saccharine quality of a baby pink, for example. Pinks are also natural bed partners to greens, so why not use them together? Try a smart green on cabinetry and woodwork with a gentle pink on your walls to elevate your space.”

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