Gold, mustard, fuchsia and orange add wonderful accent highlights against dark shades Opting for a rich, densely saturated palette of deep and darker tones is not for the faint-hearted. However, whilst using such intense colours does require a certain amount of confidence, they can be used to varying degrees. For instance, the confident can opt for bold use of rich colour on walls. At the deep end of the spectrum, indigo, plum and hunter green are popular choices – perhaps for a classic or dramatic bathroom, study or dining room, whilst jewel-like variations – such as sapphire, emerald and ruby, offset with gold or mustard highlights – all use a deep concentration of colour but provide a brighter, crisper approach.
Teal is particularly popular and gives a strong hit of…