In today’s blog, we’re celebrating colour schemes that capture the height of summer, vibrant, full of colour and infused with the richness of the season at its peak.
Room 315 at Covent Garden Hotel welcomes you with a cheerful palette of sunny yellow and cornflower blue. This playful pairing feels fresh and uplifting, bringing energy and optimism into the space.
The bedroom of Apartment 9 at Ham Yard Hotel welcomes you with a cheerful palette of sunny yellow and cornflower blue. This playful pairing feels fresh and uplifting, bringing energy and optimism into the space.
At Dorset Square Hotel, Room 102 is affectionately known as the Summer Room for its ability to evoke the endless feeling of the season.
The handcrafted headboard, with its beautifully detailed floral design, captures blooms at their fullest, while the soft green walls bring a burst of colour that feels both calming and full of quiet optimism. The room is light, joyful and effortlessly reminiscent of long summer days.
The Virginia Woolf Suite at Charlotte Street Hotel is once again wrapped in vibrant sunshine yellow. This scheme brings to mind the English countryside at the height of summer, blooming gardens set against the soft gold of ripening wheat fields. The look is warm, cheerful and captures the brightness of a summer afternoon.
Stepping into the Garden Suite at Warren Street Hotel feels like entering a sun-drenched oasis. Rich orange walls radiate warmth, echoing the glowing sunsets we have been enjoying during this heatwave and the mellow golden light that lingers long into the evening.
Finally, Room 124 at Ham Yard Hotel embraces the exuberance of summer with an explosion of colour. Set against bold yellow walls, the lively mix of fabrics and patterns creates a scheme that feels celebratory and full of life. It is impossible not to feel uplifted by its playful spirit and infectious energy.
As the sun-soaked days stretch on, these vibrant interiors capture the essence of summer, bold, joyful and drenched in colour. These schemes remind us that summer is not only a season, but also a feeling of warmth, energy and delight that can be brought indoors and enjoyed all year round.