Pantone reveals its Colour Trend Report Spring/Summer 2019 for London Fashion Week
See how these fashionable colours are inspiring next year's home décor trends
We're in the midst of London Fashion Week! As the most stylish time of the year in the Capital, it's a great time to take inspired for our homes, too. To mark the occasion Pantone has put together a 'Fashion Colour Trend Report Spring/Summer 2019'. The report reveals a palette of 12 trending colours, which it expects to be gracing the runway as designers show off their Spring/Summer 2019 collections.
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Where fashion leads interiors follows. This report gives us a preview of the colours that will dominate our homes next year. The colour palette includes vibrant, joyful and empowering hues that 'transcend restrictive seasonal definitions'. Leatrice Eiseman, Executive Director of the Pantone Color Institute, describes them as 'dynamic and vibrant without being overpowering.'
Pantone Colour Trend Report Spring/Summer 2019
Vibrant reds and zesty yellows
PANTONE 17-1564 Fiesta
A festive orange red, Fiesta radiates energy, passion and excitement.
PANTONE 19-1862 Jester Red
Adding depth and intensity, Jester Red combines rich elegance with urbanity.
PANTONE 12-0742 Lemon Verbena
Light and sunny, Lemon Verbena is pleasingly cheerful
PANTONE 16-1546 Living Coral
Living Coral is an affable and animating shade whose golden undertone gives it a softer edge.
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Pretty pinks and moss greens
PANTONE 15-0960 Mango Mojito
The golden yellow Mango Mojito feeds our craving for pleasant comforts.
PANTONE 17-0542 Pepper Stem
Zesty yellow-green Pepper Stem encourages our desire for nature’s healthy bounty.
PANTONE 18-2045 Pink Peacock
The tantalisingly theatrical Pink Peacock fans out to a feast for the eyes.
PANTONE 15-1619 Pressed Rose
The blushing Pressed Rose fills us with thoughts of romance and sentimentality.
Ultramarine blue and earthy tones
PANTONE 19-4150 Princess Blue
Princess Blue, a majestic royal blue hue, glistens and gleams.
PANTONE 18-0416 Terrarium Moss
Terrarium Moss conjures up thoughts of flourishing foliage and the physical beauty in the natural world.
PANTONE 18-1031 Toffee
Deliciously irresistible, tasteful Toffee whets the appetite.
PANTONE 15-1264 Turmeric
Turmeric is an enlivening orange that infuses a hint of pungency into the palette.
'The highlighted shades for both men’s and women’s fashion illustrate our desire for authentic colour expression.' explains Leatrice of the shades, many of which are taken directly from nature. 'But at the same time there's a continuing need for relatable, accessible design.'
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We look forward to seeing more of these gorgeous shades next seasons.
Tamara was Ideal Home's Digital Editor before joining the Woman & Home team in 2022. She has spent the last 15 years working with the style teams at Country Homes & Interiors and Ideal Home, both now at Future PLC. It’s with these award wining interiors teams that she's honed her skills and passion for shopping, styling and writing. Tamara is always ahead of the curve when it comes to interiors trends – and is great at seeking out designer dupes on the high street.
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