This is Dulux Colour of the Year 2022 and here’s how to use it

Posted on 14th September 2021

With every September, the interiors’ world buzzes of excitement when Dulux announce the shade set to take over our homes in the following year. So, say hello to Bright Skies, the Colour of the Year 2022, an inspiring light blue shade ideal for designing relaxing kitchens, bedrooms and bathrooms.

In 2019, our homes were dressed in a warm, mood-boosting amber shade called Spiced Honey, while in 2020, Tranquil Dawn, a soft sage green colour, became the go-to for many. Then, 2021’s Brave Ground was the perfect neutral for designing calming schemes. So, after the challenging year we’ve all had, there is no wonder we’re keeping with the same nature-inspired tone in 2022.

Along with Dulux’s Colour of the Year 2022, come four palettes to help revive your home, each including ways to use this fresh blue shade with other colours to best complement it. Take a look…

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The Greenhouse palette

Representing the earth and sky, this mix of fresh green and bright blue tones is complemented perfectly by natural textures like raw wood, rattan or cane. Dress your kitchen walls in these nature-inspired tones for a calming scheme and don’t hold back on house plants.

The Workshop palette

With splashes of coral, sage and lemon, this warm colour palette can totally transform your living areas. Ideal for dining rooms, home offices and study areas, use these tones to boost your mood and promote productivity.

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Design a multi-functional space with these fun and positive tones.

The Studio palette

Create the ideal sanctuary in your bedroom to rest and recharge with these pale lilac, shy blush, and soft violet shades and add a pop of colour with a touch of blood orange. Go for luxurious bed linen and waffle throws to add to the tactile experience.

Go for a retreat-inspired scheme in your bedroom or bathroom and mix and match pale pinks, reds and oranges for a relaxing feeling.

The Salon palette

The keywords for this palette are off white and mineral neutrals. Keep a minimalist aesthetic with this fresh array of colours and immerse yourself in a sensory experience with clay and ceramic textures, and dried flowers for a rustic touch.