TREND REPORT | WARM NEUTRALS
More designers are saying hello to warm neutral palettes over cool grays tones. Beige, tan and earthy-inspired mushroom shades are at the heart of the design.
In 2022, grounding hues will be an ideal backdrop for setting the stage. Another memorable interior look is to incorporate a biophilic design with a warm, earthy paint color. The idea behind biophilic design revolves around the tranquility of the great outdoors. Layering outdoor elements inside a home promotes balance. With a biophilic design, you’re using natural light-color woodland-themed flooring and tile and plants to connect to nature while you’re indoors. It’s a relaxing and welcoming escape from the busyness of life.
Warm Neutral Palettes
This wood-like porcelain tile channels an old-world charm with a distinguished rustic tone. Whether your inner interior designer is influenced by clean Scandinavian minimalism or you’re inspired by modern maximalism, Hollywood™ Beige creates a cozy environment for any style. This wood-look porcelain tile is versatile. Its textural appeal emanates a sleek look and reveals the beauty of natural-looking textures and soft hues.
Organic, earthy tones blend well with cool blues, greens and terra cotta. The return of a warm, natural color scheme has many benefits for designing a clean, modern look while adding splashes of color to bring the room to life.
Reward™ porcelain tile is complete with timeless, elongated hexagons, bricks and curvy fish scales. The elegant simplicity in these warm and earthy tiles has no shortage of character. Perfect for dining and living spaces.
Warm, neutral interior color palettes work beautifully with textural flourishes. From timeless floors with neutral undertones to organic-looking wall decor, beige is a compatible and feel-good color choice.
Transform Your Kitchen With Soft Tones and Texture
Connect™ resembles stacked stone, crafted in a durable glazed porcelain tile. The textural flair and shade embody the look of natural stone bathed in warm ivory.
Easy to maintain and lovely to look at in natural light, this ivory-glazed, richly patterned surface juxtaposed with nature-inspired decor has a bring-the-outdoors-in biophilic design vibe.
Alluro™ reimagines parquet style design, incorporating natural marble mosaics rich in beauty with a polished finish.
The natural marble adds a bright and open look that is functional and luxurious. Alluro™ takes center stage as a backsplash, anchoring the rest of the design. The Cream Palace Polished Mosaic mingles well with whites, tans and ivory, creating a harmonious monochromatic result.
This glazed porcelain has a remarkable resemblance to brick—hence the name Brique™ Cotto. Comes in four warm and cool colors. This is a statement piece for any living space.
The urban-looking, sophisticated spin on brick combined with the clean and contemporary marble counters and warm neutral walls creates a brighter, inviting contrast in the dining space.
Create a Warm and Inviting Environment With Light-Colored Wood and Warm Undertones
Larchmont™ Canton glazed porcelain mirrors the look of natural wood. This traditional wood plank size tile has all the benefits of easy maintenance and a welcoming, warm wood aesthetic.
The soft hue and texture works in creating a glowing tranquil open space.
Made of glazed porcelain tile, Hollywood™ Oak is the embodiment of natural wood. Perfect for a room with ample space, this rich texture offers a cozy and warm aesthetic.
Rejuvenate a once cool-toned interior space by adding the warmth of a toasty beige and richness of a deep green to create a more uplifting mood. An earthy neutral in oak and beige pairs effortlessly with palmy greens, warm blues and fired earth tones, like burnt sienna.
Creating a cohesive and serene space with warm earth tones as the anchoring design feature is easy. Using greens, blues, and terra cotta as visual color breaks can be a balanced and inviting way to introduce color, texture, and style into a room.
Cabinet-S-Top
1977 Medina Road
Medina, OH 44256
330-239-3630
www.cabinet-s-top.com
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