It’s finally starting to feel like Spring and that means breathing new life into old spaces. We’re throwing open the shutters to show you 5 fresh trends to try out in the season of new beginnings.
Shop our top picks for creating a Springtime vibe all year round! Each sample pack features 2x4 ceramic samples in Dawn, Nickel, Frond, Magnolia, Salton Sea, Mesa, Moonshine and, Evening Glow. Sample them all here!
The Heralds of Spring
Spring is the season when we open our windows and let nature in. Cultivate the feeling of spring with fresh and invigorating colors, patterns of flora, and of course, plants!
Have fun!
After winter’s quiet, spring is the time to live a little and have some fun! Carpe Diem with something bold you’ve been holding back. Try a color you’ve been craving, use a pattern, take a design risk--you'll be so glad you did.
Think Pink
From pale to eye-popping, pink is a cheerful color that can be treated like a neutral to set a fresh tone in your home. Consider choosing pink tile underfoot, on your hearth or, as a backsplash.
Powdery Pastels
The quintessential shade of spring, pastels are a natural fit for the vernal season. But when June comes to a close, pastels still have a place in your home. These soft and soothing colors create a naturally calming feel making it an excellent option year-round.
Escape to Cottagecore
A trend that's been on the rise, Cottagecore celebrates nostalgia, romanticism, and best of all, a more sustainable lifestyle. Make your home a cozy cocoon by layering neutrals, warm tones, natural objects and, vintage items for a look that's all you. Cottagecore pays homage to traditional English countryside style, play with classic tile patterns like herringbone or a fresh take on plaid.
However, you celebrate the tidings of spring, be fresh, be bold and be free to follow all of your design dreams.
Inspired by spring? Order your Sample pack now. Need some help? Simply call chat or fill our Design Assistance Form and one of our talented Design Consultants will get back to you shortly.
