KEY THEMES

The Shift
Moving beyond creams and plain neutrals into grounded, earthy tones – Khaki, Terracotta, Sienna, Caramels, Olive, Mustard and Denim.

The Approach
Colour as texture. These palettes are designed to be layered through surface, weave and finish – not used in isolation.

Our Collections
Already emerging across Phillip Jeffries, Misia and Stroheim – interpreted through material, pattern and depth.

FOUR TREND BREAKDOWNS

COLOUR DIRECTION ONE – Terracotta, Sienna & Caramels

Sun-baked and warmly grounded – this palette draws from the earth at its most vivid. Terracotta’s fired warmth, the deeper richness of Sienna, and honeyed Caramels come together in a scheme that feels both ancient and entirely of the moment. Layered through differing weaves and finishes, these tones read as sophisticated rather than rustic.

COLOUR DIRECTION TWO – Denim, Worn Saddle & Mustard

Indigo-washed Denim brings a relaxed utility alongside the aged warmth of Worn Saddle leather and the sharp pop of Mustard. This combination felt everywhere in Paris – rich in contrast, easy to layer and deeply material in character.

COLOUR DIRECTION THREE – Pale Pistachios & Olive

The quieter greens – soft, botanical and refined. Pale Pistachio offers a barely-there freshness while Olive grounds the palette with depth and age. Together they speak to a considered naturalism: not the vivid greens of a few seasons past, but something muted enough to layer, whilst distinctive enough to define a room.

COLOUR DIRECTION FOUR – Khaki, Caramel, Worn Saddle & Mustard

These are the tones that defined what we kept returning to across Paris: a wearable, endlessly layerable spectrum of mid-tones. None competing, each complementing. When specified together across surface, weave and finish, the result is an interior of genuine material depth.