Inspired by the 1920’s, the Midnight Rose trend gives you the opportunity to bring art deco chic into your home in order to make a bold statement.
Combining dramatic shapes and a variety of textures, this trend really allows you to use your imagination and experiment with a range of looks, including matte fabrics, quirky mirrors, and smoked glass.
The idea behind the Midnight Rose trend is to create lavish, luxurious spaces that you want to spend all of your time in, and more often than not it has comfort at its centre.
Silver-toned background with a geometric print design. The soft tones will sit equally well with similar shades or contrasting medium blues.
The first step in bringing the Midnight Rose trend into your home is to focus on fabrics. Geometric prints, quilted bedding and throws, rich velvets, and other matte textures are all welcome, and layering these to create soft and glamorous rooms will result in a comfortable, relaxing spaces.
Your Midnight Rose colour palette should include deep greys, dark blues, blush pinks, and metallics, which combine to create a look of pure elegance, and work in any room.
A gold-coloured metallic base topped with a velvet drum shade in lavish purple. Height: 45cm
Due to the slightly moody colour palette, you might like to add some light to your Midnight Rose room. The addition of lamps can help with this, and we suggest opting for those with metallic bases and a textured fabric shade.
A circular mirror with gold coloured geometric frame. 88cm diameter
Mirrors can also be used to make the most of any natural light that enters the room, and those with gold or copper frames work particularly well with this look. Want to make an even bigger statement?
An art deco inspired light shade featuring a gold-coloured metal shell with faceted acrylic jewels hanging from the centre. 32cm diameter.
Add a chandelier or decorative pendant light to the ceiling – because no art deco room is really complete without one!
For a subtle nod to the Midnight Rose trend, opt for plush, tasselled cushions, smoked glass vases, an art deco nest of tables, or a patterned rug. All of these items will add character when used alone, or can be combined to really bring the look to life.
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