Bohemian Earthy Tones
Bohemian interior design, also known as Boho, is a very recent aesthetic that has just started to catch the eye of many designers. It’s also known as having an urban jungle in your home due to its use of rich earthy tones and lots of plants all around. Boho interior designing not only looks unique, but it’s also an excellent way to stay in touch with nature when you’re living a fast paced, career oriented life in a busy city. When you’re tired after work, you can always sit back, relax and take in the warm natural colours, striking patterns and beautiful botanicals and always feel one step closer to nature.

Champagne
Champagne is a neutral beige shade that, when paired well with a great colour that complements it, can change the whole atmosphere of the room. Using more neutral tones such as brown and white with champagne will result in a relaxed, holistic aura which will be great for a bedroom or a study. Whereas, pairing champagne with metallic colours such as gold or silver will look rich and luxurious which is great for a living room or dining room. Being such a versatile shade, Nahas Interiors recommends champagne as a great base colour that you can use as the foundation to style and design any room in the house.

Pastel Palette
A lot of millennials and Gen Z kids are coming to the age where it’s time leave home and have a place for themselves. Amongst these youngsters, fun loving, pastel and summery colours are popular picks for their homes. Pastel palettes consist of loads of bright, exuberant colours such as pinks, yellows, greens and blues. When mixed and match correctly these shades give off joyful vibes which leaves it impossible to be sad in any of these vibrantly coloured rooms.