Dulux – Colourful Interiors of TV

Marianne notes that Bridgerton’s “gold and skin tones can be layered across the walls and accessories”. She recommends choosing a colour such as Golden Egg and pair with Ruby Starlet for a dash of rouge, perfect for smaller details such as a painted headboard.

“Our blue palette is soft and sophisticated. The inclusion of a rose-tinted clay balances the cool with a warm embrace that would be perfect for a split colour effect,” she adds. 

Searching for feature wall paint ideas for the living room? Neutral shades are great for creating a classically French, elegant look. Marianne says to “consider using earthy greys and stone caramel neutrals as a base colour, such as Flint Arrow or Sunbaked Terracotta. Then, add a splash of red, such as Ruby Fountain 1, for a look that is totally oh là là!”

For those rooms that require a level of calm, select cool blues and dial up with hotter shades.

“Our palette features elegant auburn shades, like Peanut Butter, alongside rich pinks and reds, like Wild Poppy, to give your room a fabulous pop of colour,” says Marianne.

“Select your favourite auburn shade and use it all over, from the walls and ceiling to the doors and the woodwork. Then, use the rest of the palette ‘in the accessories and details.” 

With its mix of olive greens and pale blues, our Ozark colour scheme is ideal for correcting previous decorating crimes, according to Marianne.

She says: “Need some living room colour ideas? Use a lighter shade, such as Atmosphere, and team with dark woods – lots of it. You could try the warmer brown shades, such as Wild Cactus, in a grown-up bathroom.”  

Searching for Dulux paint colours for the living room? Look no further than our Peaky Blinders palette. Choose a rich bronze or gold as a backdrop colour, such as Buried Treasure or Marmalade Preserve, then use the rest of the palette for coordinating accessories. 

Our Sex Education palette offers a fabulous range of shades to liven up your home interior. The colours are ideal for a teenager’s cosy bedroom or a retro-style living room. Choose a gold such as Cherished Gold for the backdrop, then accessorise with reds and pinks like Auburn Embers. 

Says Marianne: “If you like your interiors to be edgy and have lots of natural light, take inspiration from our collection of Squid Game shades, perfect for a bright open-plan living room, a workspace or a teenage bedroom. Choose a bright pink or green for your wall colour, like Sweet Fondant or Lime Jelly. Use the rest of the palette to accessorise.”

Refresh your home with an 80s look and get inspired by our science fiction-esque Stranger Things palette. “Choose a rich gold, such as California Days, as your all-over colour and incorporate the rest of the palette for accessories, Marianne says. “There were literally no rules to decorating in the 80s’, so don’t be afraid to go wild!” she adds.

From Dried Sage to Garden Grey, this polished collection of shades can be used to decorate living rooms and open-plan kitchens. Marianne notes that the “palette can be softened with plants”, so consider incorporating a dash of greenery, too.

Use cooler shades – such as Drifting Cloud – for south-facing living rooms and bedrooms and add “touches of pink and gold in the accessories”, Marianne explains. Choose the aptly named Prom Queen or Raspberry Diva for a dash of colour.

From lounge colour schemes to colourful bedroom ideas, our favourite TV shows are packed full of decorating ideas.

Discover some of our other articles here to find out more about modern colour schemes for the living room, Dulux bedroom colour ideas, and general decorating tips.