Using Dulux’s Demin Drift for inspiration.

Although this moody blue/grey can work well in a contemporary style we have chosen to give this board  a cosy country meets mid-century-modern look with painted furniture, natural stone and handcrafted ceramics.

Since I have discovered this Mid-century-modern range by Rose and Grey – I have really fallen in love with their rocking chairs.  I ordered several sample of Denim blues and grey for the moodboard and eventually decided to feature Dark Denim a deep grey/blue.

The sofa is a relaxed style from Love-your-home.  It comes in several sizes and fabrics and colours and from the samples they sent I chose a Linen fabric in Cerulean Blue. The addition of the brass casters give it that period look – but Love your home also have several modern designs that can be covered in a wide range of Linens and Velvets if you want to go for a more contemporary style.

These handcrafted ceramics are by Ali Tomlin ,  a designer/maker that I met at The British Craft Fair last year. Her porcelain forms are thrown, unglazed and sanded to give them a delicate paper-like quality. They are all handmade so each piece will be slightly different – but the blues and greys she has used on these hand painted pieces match beautifully with the moody blues pallet. 

A natural wood furniture would work well with moody blues pallet but when I found this range of painted furniture from Angel and Boho – they had such a great selection of paint shades to chose from that I felt they were ideal for creating the tone on tone look that Dulux were all about this year.

1. Dulux Denim Drift

2. Croft Collection – brass trim ceiling pendant ceiling light   John Lewis  

3. Florence 2 seater in Cerulean Blue Linen, Love-your-home 

4. Morlich Tartan fabric, Osbourne & Little

5. Talamanca fabric, Osbourne & Little

6. Narrow Breton two drawer bookcase  Angel & Boho 

7. H. Lis Fox Rocking chair, Rose & Grey  

8. Cylinder vase  Ali Tomlin

9. Oval vase , Ali Tomlin 

10. Marble wall watch  Rose & Grey  

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