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We’re calling this look Date Night. It’s all about combining dark, smoky shades with tactile velvets and metallic accents for a room that’s utterly alluring. Read more to find out to style this and other similar looks in your home.
For our version of this look, we chose full height shutters for their stylish elegance.
The colour Clay is a perfect deep charcoal that brings drama to this rich green colour scheme. Touches of brassy gold add glamour, while decorative lighting elevates the ambience.
Be daring with pops of green, mustard and red against a deep dusky blue canvas. Our Abigail Ahern collection is perfect for this look – the inky pattern of the Harkness Gasoline curtains adds visual interest, while the fringing detail softens the look.
Dark botanical wallpaper adds vampy drama to this sitting nook, which is accented by touches of gold and velvet. We’ve chosen shutters to complement the traditional aesthetic of this home, using our custom colour matching service to get this gorgeous peacock green shade.
Create a lighter, more playful twist on this look with statement, futuristic accessories and an expanded colour palette of purples and blues. Experiment with layering fabrics for added depth and interest – we’ve paired linen-style Roman blinds with super silky curtains to create a super rich feel which is echoed around the room.
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Explore each of the fabrics in the Abigail Ahern collection. This intoxicating range of curtain and Roman blind fabrics perfectly reflects Abigail's darkly glamorous and edgy design style.
This look pays homage to great design, with flamboyant colour schemes, bold shapes and patterns, and just a hint of retro.
This look strikes a delicate balance between minimalism and warmth. Think crisp, clean lines, subtle neutrals and natural wood elements.
