Pantone Spring Summer 2021 Interior Design Trends is the topic for today! Influenced by the London and New York’s Fashion Week palette, we adapted the showcased colours to interior design, bringing an easy inspirational decor guide.

At the Pantone Colour Institute, Pantone’s trend forecasting and colour consultancy, this season’s report features the top ten standout colours seen at the London’s and New York’s runway as fashion designers introduce their new spring/summer collections.

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London Fashion Week

Spring/Summer 2021 colours for London Fashion Week highlight our need to absorb ourselves into a world characterised by colours that reflect hope and optimism. Combining a spirit of lightheartedness with functionality and flexibility, colours for Spring/Summer 2021 emphasise our desire for the pleasure and enjoyment colour can bring to our lives.

“A range of floral hues reflective of gardens in springtime awakens our spirit, reinvigorating our interest in colours that inspire feelings of much-needed optimism. Colours that are flexible and can work year-round, colours that amalgamate our desire for comfort and relaxation with energy and determination,” said Leatrice Eiseman, Executive Director of the Pantone Colour Institute.

Inspired by Pantone 13-0647 – Illuminating

A friendly and joyful optimistic yellow, offering the promise of a sunny day.

NAMIB Armchair

Namib desert is one of the oldest and largest deserts in the world and NAMIB Armchair pays tribute to it. This powerful accent chair is upholstered in satin cotton and has legs in high gloss black lacquered, embodying an invigorating strength. It is the perfect twist on a classic product that will transform any living room set.

Inspired by Pantone 16-1253 – Orange Ochre

An earthy orange that transcends the seasons.

OTTER Sofa

Otters are known for being a playful animal, with a high capacity to adapt to the environment. Inspired by the nature of this animal, the OTTER Sofa can adapt to any room and be an integral part of your interior design. Its round shapes transmit both comfort and grandiosity, whether it is placed in a modern living room or a comfortable home cinema area.

Inspired by Pantone 13-5412 – Beach Glass

A watery aqua tumbled smooth by the waves and currents.

OREAS Single Sofa

According to Greek mythology, Oreas is the God of the mountains. OREAS Single Sofa pays tribute to it. This channel-tufted sofa is fully upholstered in soft cotton velvet, making it the perfect addition to any living room set or bedroom design.

Inspired by Pantone 18-4250 – Indigo Bunting

A brilliant blue with cheerful gusto, Indigo Bunting is emblematic of the all-blue male song bird.

NANOOK Dining Chair

Nanook is the master of bears, the one who decides the luck of the hunters in the Arctic regions. NANOOK Dining Chair blends the beauty and grandiosity of this animal. This dining room chair has a strong presence balanced with the elegance given by golden nailhead trim and the button detailing on the inner back.

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New York Fashion Week

According to Pantone Colour Institute experts, colours for Spring/Summer 2021 New York emphasise our desire for a range of colour that inspires ingenuity and inventiveness – colours whose versatility transcend the seasons and allow for more freedom of choice – colours that lend themselves to original colour statements and whose flexibility easily adapts to our new and more fragmented lifestyle.

“Offering a range of shades illustrative of nature, colours for Spring/Summer 2021 underscores our desire for flexible colour that works year-round. Infused with a genuine authenticity that continues to be increasingly important, colours for Spring/Summer 2021 combine a level of comfort and relaxation with sparks of energy that encourage and uplift our moods,” said Leatrice Eiseman, Executive Director of the Pantone Colour Institute.

Inspired by Pantone 18-4140 – French Blue

A stirring blue hue that awakens a vision of Paris in the springtime.

IBIS Counter Stool

Ibis are beautiful birds known for their long slim legs. Just like IBIS Counter Stool, an elegant seating solution. Upholstered in cotton velvet and with legs in ash with walnut stain matte varnish, this kitchen stool with backrest has an aged brass nailheads trim. It will be the focal point of any home bar design.

Inspired by Pantone 13-0117 – Green Ash

A mentholated green that cools and soothes.

RUKAY Armchair

Rukay people is known for its attention to detail. Taking inspiration from the people who live in the mountain, our designers created RUKAY Bold Armchair. The structure of this upholstered chair was designed to bring firmness and comfort to your body. As a stylish occasional chair, this mid-century modern furniture piece will spice up any room.

Inspired by Pantone 18-1248 – Rust

An earth inspired brown emblematic of Autumn leaves uncharacteristic of a spring palette.

ZULU Armchair

Zulu is the largest ethnic group in South Africa and the one who inspired the ZULU Armchair. Fully upholstered in cotton velvet, this button tufted dining chair is full of personality, making it an unforgettable chair design whether the dining room decor it is placed in.

Inspired by Pantone 17-3628 – Amethyst Orchid

The floral shaded amethyst orchid introduces a unique touch.

ZULU 2 Seat Sofa

Zulu is the largest ethnic group in South Africa and the one who inspired the ZULU 2 Seat Sofa. Fully upholstered in cotton velvet, this button tufted dining chair is full of personality, making it an unforgettable chair design whether the dining room decor it is placed in.

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