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The softened space

Spaces are shifting towards softness and tranquility, with pastel tones leading the way. 

The power of pastel

These gentle hues intoruce a calming atmosphere, enhancing comfort and relation. 

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Close-up of a yellow table lamp and books on a yellow chair, in front of a yellow wall.
A light blue SKOGSTUNDRA vase
Green stand
A lilac BONDSKÄRET hat and coat stand
Blue sheet
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Pastel tones are no longer just accents, they’re part of a new language of living. When integrated into walls and custom furnishings, they offer a subtle vitality that transforms spaces into calm, expressive environments. It’s about creating homes that feel emotionally attuned and visually fluid, where colour becomes a quiet force for wellbeing.
Christine GoughHome Furnishing Direction Leader

Take a softer seat

Curved lines, muted colours and plush textures turn every chair into a calm escape — designed to slow you down, not just sit you down.

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Colourful chairs stacking on top of one another
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Shapes that soothe

Organic forms and muted tones combine to turn everyday spaces into restful retreats.

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A pink PILTANDVINGE duvet cover and pillowcase in the bedroom
A light green OFTAST serving bowl
A pink PILTANDVINGE duvet cover and pillowcase in the bedroom
A green/off-white RINGKLOCKA rug, low pile
A NÖDMAST LED portable lamp casting a cosy light from a bedside table with pastel decoration next to a bed with pink pillows.
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Pastels don’t have to feel overly sweet or juvenile. When paired with deeper tones like burgundy, navy, or forest green, they gain contrast and character bringing sophistication to the space.
Shona JacksonInterior Design Manager

Shapes that soothe

Organic forms and muted tones combine to turn everyday spaces into restful retreats.

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A mixed colours TUVKORNELL candle holder
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