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Creating a Study Space with Neutrals

Creating a Study Space with Neutrals

March 4th, 2021
Little Greene

Now that many of us are working from home, it’s more important than ever to have a designated workspace that offers calm and creativity. An inviting space away from the day-to-day household activity where productivity can be easily achieved.

Create an inspiring office space using neutral, natural colours.

Our latest collection, ‘Stone’, a versatile palette of natural colours offering warmth, tranquillity, timelessness and harmony that will inspire a calm ambience in the home, perfect for home working.

Little Greene, Creative Director, Ruth Mottershead says:

‘Whilst our at-home work spaces need to be functional, they also need to reflect our personal tastes to help keep us engaged and motivated, without being distracting. Whether your office space is within a separate room or simply a corner within a space, making a focussed area can be made easier with the use of colour and pattern. A shade like ‘Castell Pink’ is very versatile and allows you to add deeper accents to help zone areas and add interest; consider the warm, Elizabethan red ‘Arras’ on doors or woodwork or perhaps the earthy ‘Nether Red’ ‘on skirting, to help ground the space. This type of colour blocking effect uses colours with similar undertones to create an inviting contemporary scheme.’

Ceiling: Ferdinand
Upper wall: Castell Pink
Lower wall: Nether Red
Door: Arras

Upper Wall: Book Room Green
Lower Wall: Sage Green
Right Wall: Green Stone - Pale
Door, Dado & Skirting: Sage Green

Click here for more study inspiration and to order a colour card.

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