Yellow

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THIS MONTH, OUR COLOUR EXPERTS PRESENT A MODERN TAKE ON THIS HAPPY SHADE AND SHARE HOW TO USE IT IN YOUR HOME

FEATURE NICKY PHILLIPS

Wall in Re:mix Yellow-Pink matt emulsion, £28 for 2.5ltr, Little Greene. Meltingpot side table, price on request, Mint Gallery. Beni Jouj rug, £1,300, Tate and Darby. Offcut cushions, £90 each, Isabel Fletcher at Artists and Objects

What the experts say...

‘Bright colours are great for delivering a dose of energy and yellow is a good example of a dopamine colour, evoking a connection to the sun.’

‘Yellow isn’t suitable for restful spaces like bedrooms, but is fantastic as a colour pop on kitchen cabinetry or to combat the cool light in a north-facing room that can often look a bit drab.’

‘It’s the perfect shade for a hallway or a front door, providing a warm welcome. It’s also a great colour for spaces such as kitchens that have a high level of activity – noise, laughter and fun.’

‘If you’re looking to incorporate yellow, but are nervous of painting the whole room, consider pairing it with a more muted colour, such as grey, which works to tone down its vibrancy.’

‘Yellow is often associated with well-being, making it ideal for a living room or a child’s bedroom. It works beautifully when paired with cool and calming tones, such as grey or muted blues.’

‘This bright, joyful colour is incredibly versatile and can be used as an accent

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