Kare Design: Happy Halloween
It’s the spookiest day of the year and so we have every right to go all out in true Halloween fashion. Here we bring you some of the quirkiest, playful interior gems to light up your home this Halloween. You can never go wrong with a Kare Design original to celebrate those special days!
Halloween is the perfect time to embrace a colour palette of burnt orange and black. The colours of fall or harvest, this scheme is the epitome of Halloween and we’re loving the vibrant tones for a truly festive vibe.
Choose from velvet orange framed mirrors to stunning stools in spicy golden shades, Kare Design embraces the holiday with these incredible offerings, now available in store:
How to decorate with burnt orange:
- It’s a bold choice, but burnt orange is a beautiful addition to your living space and can be paired with other bold colours such as black, gold, brown and even green.
- Accessorize in burnt orange and add decor accents to your space including candles, vases, ceramics and more in this vibrant shade.
- Statement furniture in burnt orange with infuse energy into your home. Choose a striking orange sofa or stool and allow it to grab the attention of guests.
- A feature wall in burnt orange will certainly lift any interior. Create a dreamy statement wall in your chosen shade of burnt orange and let it set an intimate and warm ambience with ease.
Find the latest furniture and accessories available from Kare Design and celebrate Halloween in style!
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