Design Q&A
We design our ranges for timeless and enduring appeal, embracing and referencing colour trends throughout our collections. We asked our textile designers to share their colour forecast for autumn.
Q: Which colour trends are you forecasting for autumn 2025?
A: Earthy tones like greens and browns as the new neutrals, rich warming shades of red, merlot and pretty pinks, and calming mid-tone blues to classic navy.
Q: How do you see these trending colours being used in our collections?
A: We have embraced botanical tones for our new collections, from garden greens to petal hues. Olive green takes the lead and features in our botanical print, velvet collection and accent décor items. Merlot is having a moment in home interiors and fashion, and adds a deep, luxurious touch, while navy brings classic sophistication. Caramel comes through as a cosy, warmer neutral and rose pink offers a soft, romantic hue to the range. A beautifully deep ocean blue brings a cool pop of colour to sit alongside the botanical tones. Together, these colours create a rich and harmonious palette, ideal for the cooler months of autumn.
Q: Describe the inspiration behind the designs due to arrive in March.
A: For our latest collection, we were inspired by botanical gardens and conservatories. The foundation print of our new range is a beautiful abstract botanical painting that brings all the design elements together for a cohesive and resolved collection. Details like the velvet quilting grid pattern comes from glasshouse windowpanes, and new icons like butterflies (inspired by butterfly conservatories) feature alongside the ever-loved bee.
Autumn Shades
Enjoy a sneak peek at the gorgeous hues in our soon to be released collections that reference the colours in our trend forecast. From earthy natural tones, rich warming merlots and pretty pinks to calming blues, our new range will deliver pieces in beautiful colours to style your autumn home with.
Styling Tips
Create inviting spaces you’ll love coming home to using our trending colours.
Style the rich, deeper hues in spaces you want to feel cosy such as the living room.
Choose natural, cooler tones for peaceful and tranquil spaces such as the bedroom.
For a monochromatic look, try colour drenching for an intensely beautiful look using texture such as quilted bedding to differentiate between pieces.
For a ‘pattern on pattern look’, mix and match colour, designs and textures to evoke a rich and welcoming sensory experience.
For the final touch, add interest with objects, soft furnishings, lighting and fragrance to complete your space for autumn.