Spring Look Inspiration

Spring Look Inspiration

Fresh Greens

Bring a fresh touch of colour to kitchens and bathrooms with soft sage, pale mint and deeper leafy greens. Glossy surfaces catch the light and highlight subtle changes in tone, giving each wall its own character. Pair these shades with warm whites, timber and simple finishes for a space that feels relaxed, welcoming and easy to live with.

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Soft Pink

Dusty pink, muted blush and warm coral bring a gentle warmth to everyday spaces. These earthy shades work beautifully with cream, timber and natural stone, adding colour without overwhelming the room. Try them on a bathroom feature wall or kitchen splashback, where natural light can bring out the variation in each tile. Keep the surrounding finishes simple for a soft, balanced look.

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Earth & Form

Warm earthy tones meet playful shapes, geometric patterns and natural stone detail. From peach and cream curves to green feature tiles and herringbone mosaics, this collection offers different ways to bring personality to walls and floors. Use pattern across a splashback, behind a vanity or on an entryway floor, with timber and warm neutral finishes giving the tile design room to stand out.

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Quiet Texture

A neutral palette can still be full of detail. Soft ivory, cream and pale stone tones create a gentle base, while delicate leaf patterns and subtle surface variation add another layer of interest. Use decorative tiles across a feature wall or smaller focal area, then carry the same tones through the surrounding surfaces for a cohesive look that feels calm without feeling plain.

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Sage & Stone

Explore soft green through a mix of shapes, finishes and natural materials. Slim matt tiles, glossy squares, penny rounds and feather mosaics each bring a different detail to a splashback or feature wall. Subtle tonal variation keeps the palette interesting, while timber, cream and warm white finishes tie everything together. Choose a simple layout or let the mosaic shape become the feature.

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