3 Spring Colours To Embrace At Home This Season!

We’re finally starting to see light at the end of the dark and wintry tunnel at long last and it’s certainly a welcome change to feel warmth in the air once more, with the days starting to get longer and the sounds of birds chirping loudly in the trees. Spring really is just around the corner now!

As the season of rebirth and renewal, springtime is the perfect opportunity to breathe new life into your home and one of the quickest and most immediate ways to do this is by changing up the colour schemes in your various living spaces.

You can really go all out and paint the walls and ceilings, or you could make a few smaller switches like investing in new curtains or shopping around for different upholstered items to make your home feel fresher. 

Even the smallest of changes can make a big difference to the look and feel of your home, so it’s always worth doing if you think everything feels a bit stale after the cold and dreary winter months.

It’s always helpful to look at the most popular seasonal colour trends to see what you like and what you don’t… so here are just a couple of the trending tones and shades for interiors in spring 2025. Which of these will you choose?

Buttery yellow

Of course, there’s nothing groundbreaking about going for yellow tones in spring but it just works, which is why it’s always the go-to option for this time of year. However, in 2025, softer yellows are coming to the fore and they make for a wonderful accent colour, helping to uplift your home and create a calm and serene atmosphere throughout.

Seafoam green

Another restful shade tipped to make it big this spring is seafoam green, a delightful mix of blue and green that’s perfect for bringing the outside in. If it’s tranquillity you’re keen to achieve at home right now, this would be a brilliant choice to go for.

Plaster pink

Pinks always make a splash in spring, but give it a bit of a twist this time around by going for plaster pink, a warm and feminine tone that will make your living spaces feel beautifully soft and welcoming. 

Because plaster pink boasts a lovely orangey undertone, you’ll be able to reap the benefits of a richness of colour that whites and greys can’t achieve, while still bringing in a sense of springtime freshness. Perfection!

Whatever colour you choose to go for, it can be useful to make mood boards on sites like Pinterest so you can see how well they work with other shades. Choosing three colours that work well together is an effective way to bring your interiors to life, with one main colour, a second that’s not quite so prominent and a third that serves as an accent shade.

Interior design can be tricky if you’re new to it, however. If you want to avoid any potentially expensive mistakes, get in touch with the Pret A Vivre team today.