The chosen colour for Pantone’s colour of the year is classic blue! It consists of an elegant yet simple colour that can be a timeless element. As we’ve mentioned in other posts, blue shades are known for having calming effects perfect for space where you want to retreat and relax. FOOGO blog is showing you some suggestions you can consider for the living room.

Decorate your Home with Classic Blue from Pantone!

Pantone’s Classic Blue brings a sense of peace and tranquillity to the human spirit, offering refuge. Aiding concentration and bringing laser-like clarity, Classic Blue re-centres our thoughts. A reflective blue tone, it fosters resilience.

Loch Maree, located in Scotland was the inspiration for the iconic MAREE Sofa. The mesmerizing mountain features a rugged landscape present in the product’s tufted cotton velvet, giving a natural yet wild and quite strong presence in any living room. A perfect match with the HABIBIB Rug presented in the mood board above!

Combine Classic Blue with these Golden Elements!

Dolmens are ancient stone monuments from the Neolithic period. These unique structures were the inspiration behind the ARDARA Console Table. With a finish in gold leaf with a gloss varnish, this console table will give a unique twist to any interior design.

This ﬂower shaped Wall Fire Place while with a delicate design has in its core all the strength and will to push forward and evolve, turning itself in something bigger and beautiful. The Bloom Wall Fire with its steel body represents a full-bloomed body and the epitome of beauty.

Nature in its rawest form flows through CAY Side Table as lava flows during a volcano eruption. With a tabletop in bronze glass and a base in casted brass, this occasional table embodies Nature’s ultimate scream.

Musa also historically known as the richest individual to have set foot on earth, was an emperor from the Mali Empire. Musa Fireplace takes after all the wealth and boldness of his empire. The way this ﬁreplace conquers the space with its brass structure together with the strength present in its ﬂames relates to the strength of Musa’s empire, as well as its known title as the “Biggest Gold producer of the World”.