Wolkberg Winter Collection

As we settle into a slower pace as Winter settles in and our attention turns indoors, we look for novel ways to update our homes.

To help, here the creative team from Wolkberg shares the hottest hues for the season to create a stylish home this winter.

“With the temperature slowly dropping, warm earthy tones are perfect for cosying up indoors. We see indulgent reds and deep yellows bring colour while exploration with textures, curves and blocking add personality and sensuality. A grounded neutral base ensures you still feel a sense of home, and with our handmade tiles and surfaces, you can also add depth and character.”

“Off whites and grass browns are in season, be inspired by the Highveld winter. Your largest surface areas – walls, floors, ceilings, rugs, curtains – will hold most of the foundation of the room’s atmosphere. Keep them all within the same tonal hues, but you can get creative with texture! Our Wolkwhite tile and surface colour are sure to be a talking point in your room for their unique aesthetic finish. A weave, rattan or fringe can also add a tactile element.”

“Deep wine hues and ochre Champagne tones are also coming into fashion. These are perfect for a feature wall, accent chair, side table or lamp. For texture, consider our Ndebele tile in Syrah on a feature wall, or for your accessories like bowls and vases, terracotta is a beautiful earthen tone perfect for this look. The colours chosen don’t all have to be exactly the same, as long as you stay within one or two shades you’re on the right track.”

“If you’re not sure what colour to use – look at any artworks or fabric patterns you want to use in your space, these designers have already done the matching for you so work with it. A classic blue balances your space without being too cold, especially if it also has texture and depth like a rug or Wolkblue tile. Scatter cushions, candles, sculptures, coffee table books; these accessories can all be chosen to create a statement and pop in your room – and they’re easy enough to change on a budget to make sure you stay on trend.”