First colours returned in small details, textiles and decorations, then as bold accent walls. Now they’re finding their way to wider surfaces.

If you feel like your Lumo home could use a little colour after the grey winter and harsh spring, we’ve got you covered – for free. Whether you decide to paint all the walls of your home or just create one bright accent wall, we’ll provide you with paint and painting supplies free of charge.

If you feel like your Lumo home could use a little colour after the grey winter and harsh spring, we’ve got you covered – for free.

Try the beautiful Classic Blue (19-4052), which was chosen as Pantone’s colour of the year 2020. Now that summer is right around the corner, you could also brighten your home with a lighter forget-me-not blue or by combining the two shades.

Yellow has also been becoming more popular in homes. Tikkurila’s colour of the year is the sunny and fresh Lemonade H300. It’s a warm shade of yellow that is described as evoking the soft light of dawn. Wouldn’t it be nice to have your morning coffee next to this colour in your own kitchen?

The colours of natural materials are not going anywhere. They continue to be important cornerstones of interior decorating. For example, linen is a classic, stylish choice for this summer as well.

And one last tip for the trend-conscious among you: have you noticed how light shades of violet have slowly found their way into magazine covers, fashion and interior decoration highlights over this spring?