o you remember when the ‘colour pop’ phenomenon started? At the time, a collective love for colour was gradually seeping back into interior design, but it was before we reached the bold saturation of spaces that we’re seeing inform interior design trends in the present day. The idea is a very simple one – you bring some life and energy to your colour scheme by introducing an accent ‘pop’, usually a bright complementary shade that ensures your overall palette doesn’t feel flat. The most well-known example is probably grey and yellow – a colour combination that at one time
