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April 26, 2025

MUCH like a feature wall or mural, with so much surface to work with, carpeting can be your canvas for creating a statement or a calming aesthetic, depending on your scheme.

- SAM WYLIE-HARRIS

Perfectly floored

Moreover, when it comes to design versus comfort, with so many colourways, weaves and natural fibres, you never have to compromise with what's underfoot with the right flooring you can pad around barefoot with joy.

Especially as we step into summer and feel inspired to lay the groundwork for interior updates to bring our homes to life...

SOFT PASTELS AND MUTED HUES

When it come to a palette refresh, soft pastels are the perfect way to introduce lightness and warmth into interiors, says Eve Fitzhenry, consumer marketing manager at Crucial Trading.

"Shades of powder blue, blush pink, and sage green bring a sense of calm while maintaining a contemporary feel."

"These muted tones act as a versatile base, allowing for bolder accents in furniture and decor," suggests Eve.

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