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How To Style Pastel Accessories
Words byNicola Barnes
How To Style Your Pastel Accessories
This Spring, we’re feeling inspired by our Stackers community and pretty pastels! We’ve collated our favourite ways to style pastel accessories in your home. The #pastelaesthetic trend is still going strong, and Spring is the perfect season to add some colourful additions to your home. If you’re looking to add a touch of pastel to your home décor this spring, take a look at our Blush, Sage Green, Lavender, Dusky Blue, Oatmeal and Pebble Grey collections.
Go All Out
A super-easy way to style pastel accessories in your home is to stick with the same colour scheme like @littlemisscroissant or @home_at_flatcreekroad. You can either start with an accessory you love the colour of and match your décor to it or start by selecting a colour for your room and go from there! This can work for either modern or traditional décor styles too.
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Opposites Attract
You can guarantee that using complementary colours in your home will be a winner. Complementary colours are those that are opposite each other on the colour wheel. For example, @makingahomeat101 has paired our Sage Green and Blush with other beautiful dusky pink accessories and wall.
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