Australian Women’s Weekly NZ

Home sweet home

Colour isn’t just a way to express ourselves, it’s long known to have a significant effect on our emotions. Red adds energy, green brings calm and yellow encourages optimism. In the past, colour trends have been treated like fads, but colour is a highly personal preference and using your favourite colours is a shortcut to making a house feel like home. The good news is the latest shades trending in interiors reflect this shift in how we think about colour. Here’s a few looks that are set WENDY MOORE to stay the course.

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