Feel good with trendy pastel shades

Jule | May 25, 2018

Pastel shades are still a big trend in the home and fashion area. Whether wall paint, clothing, accessories for the home, you see rosé, light blue or soft pastel green everywhere. And best of all, the absolute in-colors extend the season far into the summer. Integrate individual accessories into your kitchen or bathroom and bring lightness and a good mood into your home.

Powdery rosé and mint meet lovely vanilla and gray in the bathroom

You will bring the summer permanently into your bathroom with this color palette. The easiest way to give your oasis of wellness a new look with individual bathroom accessories. Soap dispensers, toilet brush sets, toothbrush tumblers, cosmetic wastebaskets, towels, and bath mats immediately create a new atmosphere.

While the neutral colors vanilla and glacier gray look very natural and calm, the warm rosé and lovely mint green exude wellness and harmony. Small tip: Take a look at our inspirations. You will find more ideas and information there on how the light and airy colors can be perfectly implemented in your bathroom. Our Inspo "Pastel shades in the bathroom".

Gentle blue and light natural tones for the kitchen

Small bowls and placemats integrate color onto the table while serving. The whole thing can be perfected with color-coordinated vases and flowers. In spring, tulips or bellis are typical representatives of pastel shades. In summer, hydrangea or ranunculus will be the perfect color representation, for example. If you own a kitchen shelf... perfect! It can be filled with storage boxes in one, two or three different colors.

Do you want more tips to bring trendy pastels into your home?

Even your living room can be quickly trimmed with new cushion covers in pastel shades and can be matched to the new kitchen accessories in an open kitchen, for example. Even vases in matching colors and different sizes are great accessories and complement the new inviting look in your home. Tip: Vases and matching accessories placed in groups look more beautiful than if evenly distributed on the surface.