Top trends to refresh the autumn home (Picture: Cath Kidson Products/CK Acquisitions/Supplied/Metro.co.uk)
Autumn is finally, properly here, and with it a new wave of design based around deeply saturated colours and organic designs.
The whole home has been inspired, from wallpapers in warm apricots and deep velvets, to translucent lamps projecting modulated autumn light, and a range of crockery bringing style (and Bake-Off inspired chirpiness) to the kitchen.
Read on for a range of products destined to defend your home against the October gloom.
Monochrome Lamp
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Switch on to simple, stripped-back lights in stark monochrome – our hero buy for the year ahead. The retro silhouette in shiny black or white won’t put your interiors in the shade.
Buy it for £49.99 from Zara Home.
Tile Printed Green and Pink Bedding Set
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No budget to re-do the boudoir? Try this reversible duvet set in a deep green and salmon pink geo print, and refresh your room for next to nothing in no time. Hard-working design we adore.
Buy it for £22 for a double, from Habitat.
Delicate Mushroom Glass Bud Vases
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The shroom boom reached a new, all-time high at Hot List once we set our eyes upon these delicate glass bud vases. Line them up on a dining table or shelving unit and let these fascinating fungi work their magic.
Buy them for £17.95 each from Letteroom.
GBBO Show Stopper Large Pie Dish
A very dishy dish (Picture: Cath Kidson Products/CK Acquisitions)
Worthy of a Hollywood handshake is The Great British Bake Off new kitchen kit, including tea towels and this oh-so-pretty pie dish. Say goodbye to soggy bottoms and hello to show-stopping creations.
Buy it for £36 from Cath Kidston.
Bamboozle and Templeton Pink
Paint the town (Picture: James Merrell)
Paint experts Farrow & Ball have unveiled 11 new shades this autumn – from flame red and delicate pink to charcoal and pale denim – so there’s no better time to upgrade your four walls –not to mention doors, and ceilings…
Buy it for £56 per 2.5L in Modern Emulsion, from Farrow & Ball.
Vintage-style Glass Dinner Plate in Soft Pinkor Green
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Elevate eating in to a daily special event with this beautiful, vintage-style glass dinnerware in soft candy colours. Layer these pieces, in celadon and marshmallow pink, for a top tablescaping moment.
Buy it for £19 from Rockett St George.
Drippy Plant Pot
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We’re potty about this playful range of planters for our ever-growing indoor jungle. Made from sustainable Jesmonite, their swirling marbled motif and drip-like details will showcase your green-fingered flair.
Creatures of the Night Wallpaper in Autumn Oranges
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Paprika, warm apricot and deep mulberry red should be your go-to colour palette this season. The fabulously overblown florals in this wallpaper have all that and much more – including a few delicate moth motifs for extra bug appeal.
Buy it for £45 per roll from Lust Home.
Bobo Accent Armchair in Moss Green Recycled Velvet
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This plump accent chair, upholstered in recycled velvet, is all you need to set the style agenda – and create the comfiest spot – this season. The mix of hug-me proportions and deep green hue is definitely worth saving up for.
Cotton Cushion Cover
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There’s something so covetable about this brown and black graphic cushion cover. Designer label looks at a high street price point? Yes please.
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