We wrote about the “In Touch with Colours” palette and its ELEMENTS line at the beginning of the year: Interior design trends for 2021.

Four colours of nature

The palette consists of four colours that intrigue and evoke associations with the natural environment. The first of them – Ocean Breeze – takes us to the coast.

Invites you to accept the hypnotic rhythm of the waves constantly crashing and falling asleep in the wind. The surface of the water changes in an instant and its hardness is a mere illusion that is endlessly fascinating to us.

Another colour – Acai Berry – is supposed to affect the senses, evoking associations with the mysterious and powerful aura of glacial ice. It reflects our desire for nature, peace and purity.

Lemongrass is an energizing accent in this combination, which fits perfectly with Lichten Green – inspired by the green of lichens. It provides a sense of peace and comfort, and adds noble simplicity and natural style to the interior.

Muted gray green is associated with the soft, pleasant-to-touch side of upholstered furniture and textiles, especially in the case of smooth fabrics and those with a brushed finish. In furniture, it gives the impression of resilient and strong. Lichen Green goes beyond one style, moving easily from traditional to contemporary. Regardless of the aesthetics, this colour provides a natural style and beauty in line with design trends.

ELEMENTS palette for interiors

All the colours of the palette give the rooms a very sophisticated character, and at the same time soothe our senses and nerves. The RENOLIT company, along with the palette, presented interior design inspirations that are impressive. How to combine colours with other materials? See what brand experts recommend and which combinations they propose:

Blue shades are ideal partners for the light marble textures and dark slate that can also be found in nature. Natural textures of oak and warm beech wood harmoniously harmonize with new shades of green, creating a sense of perfect balance in our interiors.

Find out more about the “In Touch with Colours” palette and the Trendservice Colour Road tool here .