And The Colour Is….

Neptune have revealed their new Spring colour for 2020; Saffron.

My avid followers will know that I hinted at this in my blog of January 16.

It is now official.

Neptune’s publication, Stories, introduced the new hue.

“Our first ‘true’ yellow, Saffron offers a subtle sunniness that was very much inspired by our wish to develop a collection of subdued neutrals akin to those seen in archetypal Belgian interiors. To act as a foil against these neutrals though, we felt a more pigmented hue would help, and so blended a traditional yellow similar to what you might see in a British heritage property. To help it feel more contemporary, we suggest pairing it with Salt, but all spring and summer long, we’ll be presenting it in various schemes to inspire your own decorating projects.”

I wonder if yellow will become the new grey? It is certainly a possibility.

📸 Featured image by Tina Witherspoon

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