Decor trends 2019: beige

February 22, 2019

The pastel shades that were popular in recent years are now a thing of the past and 2019 is the year of colour blocks and a combination of neutral shades with contrasting effects, in both the world of fashion and of interior design.

Credits. glowsly.com/pantone-spring-2019-colors-trends

Together with Pantone 16-1546 Living Coral, Colour of the Year 2019, in this year’s trend file are the warmest shades of beige and caramel, stronger colours like blue-grey, aubergine, creamy pink, mustard and more subtle shades of green.
It is a truly wide and varied panorama ready to amaze us.

Foto Nathalie Krag — Credit Livingcorriere.it Fermliving.com

We at Tonalite have decided to inspire you, by taking you on a journey through the colours in our collections.

For February, we’ve chosen to start with an enduringly popular shade that also played a starring role on the catwalks of the Spring/Summer previews: beige.

Beige for Spring/Summer 2019 is bright and elegant: a classic to rely on that will never be out of place.
It is the timeless colour par excellence that creates elegant, tasteful combinations in all its shades. With greige, an imperceptible shade, or a fuller colour, you’ll always have a trendy, elegant and subtle hue.

Neutral colours like dove grey, beige, ice and powder pink are still perfect for walls and surfaces, with the advantages of brightness and flexibility that adapt perfectly to any style or decor: an ideal base for creating stronger contrasting effects.

There are lots of Tonalite collections that feature shades of beige. You can also search products by colour, to explore our many hues.

If you browse our pages, you’ll also find the new textures of Floor20, the elegance of Nature, the refined shape of Arabesque Silk and the unmistakeable lines of Silk, Linea 40 and Satin.

If you like, you can show us your spaces and tell us about your favourite series.

If you’re an architect and have already completed projects using our products, send them here.

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