Design Ideas

Rouge tones shine with passion and sensuality.

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A pink rose conveys grace, gentleness, joy and happiness.

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Sliderobes warm taupe glass pairs well with both blush and fuschia pink tones for interiors.

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Rich colours and woody hues cosy up any room.

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Pantone have announced their 2020 Colour of the Year as Classic Blue, a shade reminiscent of the sky at dusk.

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Rust or burnt orange is a warm neutral shade. Create a cosy feel to colder interiors. Image provided by Casamance.

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Brushed metal handles add a chic and sleek look to your furniture. Available in a wide range of metallic colours, these handles are the addition to fitted wardrobe drawers or free-standing furniture.

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Rust is the red-brown oxide of iron formed by the action of moisture and oxygen on the metal. The vibrant colour has made its mark on interior trends.

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The calming and tranquil hues of navy encourage a relaxed state in ourselves.

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Did you know that Navy is the world’s most relaxing colour according to papermakers G. F. Smith.

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Sliderobes door tracks are second to none. The solid smooth glide of each and every door highlights the quality of our materials and installation. 

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Soft touch mohair fibers finish each Sliderobes door for a gentle quiet close.

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Texture relates to the look and feel of fabric, wallpaper, rugs and any other materials used to decorate your room.

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The use of a strong warm colour this winter will be a real attention grabber. Beautiful tones of caramel, chocolate and terracotta hues paired with a variety of light blue, pale green, cream, burgundy, and pink are making brown look surprisingly sophisticated. The use of a dark wood finish within a pastel door colour will create a timeless trend within the home.

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