The Elements Collection

Explore the natural world with our new, earth-toned colours - the Elements Collection.

Taking its name from the four elements, this collection includes organic shades of blue, green, orange, brown and grey, inspired by water, earth, fire and air. From misty coastlines and verdant woodlands, to overcast skies and wood-fired clay, this palette will bring the beauty of the natural world into your home.

Our 8 new shades

Ouseburn

Ouseburn is a muted blue-green with hints of grey, inspired by the Ouseburn river that runs through Newcastle’s cultural quarter and flows into the Tyne.

Seascape

A rich mid blue with subtle waves of grey, Seascape emulates stormy coastlines for a dramatic, yet grounded, look.

Terracotta

Derived from the Latin terra cocta meaning “cooked earth,” Terracotta is a rich burnt orange with a reddish hue, emulating traditional earthenware such as sculptures and pottery.

Cinnamon

For a duskier take on traditional terracotta, warm orange Cinnamon will instantly add a pinch of spice to your spaces. Harmonise with soft furnishings and a jute rug for a cosy boho vibe.

Wallington

Taking its name from Northumberland’s historical house and woodlands, Wallington is a warm dark green that will incorporate the tranquillity of rolling hills and forest paths into your home.

Greencroft

Charming olive Greencroft is rich with yellow undertones, pairing beautifully with terracotta tiles, plants and ceramics for a sizzling Mediterranean look.

Lockwood

A cool, dark brown with hints of leafy green, pair Lockwood with warm neutrals of beige and cream for a soft, slow-paced vibe, or add a contemporary twist with pops of mustard yellow.

Windy Nook

This warm rustic grey has just a whisper of green, pairing with deep dark brown, potted plants and exposed wood for the ultimate, natural atmosphere.

Why these colours?

2025 is the year of earth tones. With more of us reconnecting to the warmth and tranquillity of nature, the Elements Collection combines comfortable living with a rich organic palette of verdant green, grounding brown, ocean blue and burnt orange.

Natural matches

This collection is rooted entirely in nature, allowing forest green and earth brown, or clay orange and sea blue, to interact with each other in your interior spaces, as they do in the natural world. Read on to find out our favourite pairings and how to style them.

Wallington & Cinnamon

For a bold statement, contrast dusky Cinnamon with rich forest green Wallington, to emulate the ultimate pairing of earth and fire. Vary the shades so that the orange is lighter and the green is darker (or vice versa), so as not to overwhelm the space.

Ouseburn & Terracotta

Blue and orange are on opposite ends of the colour wheel making them complementary colours. Pair calming, blue-green Ouseburn with fiery Terracotta for a dynamic, eye-catching contrast. Bold orange accents, redwood furniture and abstract paintings will instantly create a cultured, arty vibe in a blue-toned room.

Greencroft & Lockwood

Perfect as a cocooning colour drench or elegant feature wall, pair Greencroft with rich, deep brown Lockwood to emulate nature’s palette of lush foliage and leafy trees. Add polished gold accents for an unexpected touch of luxury.

Seascape & Windy Nook

Seascape and Windy Nook are a relaxed, understated pairing. With the intensity of the blue softened by this warm, soothing grey-green, pair with crisp white linens and exposed wood to complete this rustic look with a twist.