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    P.O. Box 53, Heidehofintie 2 FI-01301 Vantaa Finland
    +358 20 191 2000
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    Characteristic shades – Trend analyst Nina Bruun selects the most prominent colors for 2019

    How do we use interior colors in 2019? The renowned Danish trend analyst Nina Bruun sees that we are moving from pale ‘copy-paste’ homes to more expressive style with powerful color choices. Bruun has chosen monthly color collages for Tikkurila Group throughout the year 2018, both paving the way in the design world and topical surfaces. Bruun, the former design manager of a Scandinavian design company Muuto, perceives that we have more courage to surround ourselves with colors and mix different shades together to showcase our personality. She feels that the domination of grey and

    Blue universe – Trend Analyst Nina Bruun explores cold and warm shades in December

    Danish award-winning trend analyst Nina Bruun's monthly color collage blends blue hues. Her visual mood boards consist of interesting surfaces, completed with Tikkurila and Beckers color codes. Color Journal No 10: Blue ”Blue is such an interesting color with a great deal of diversity. We all know the color from more basic settings such as the shirt of a businessman or the darker nuance from a classic suit. Trough many years we’ve seen the Yves Klein blue, which has been used a lot - often applied with other colors for contrast and signal value. There is no reason to be afraid

    Pastels please – Trend Analyst Nina Bruun plays with delicate nuances in November

    Danish award-winning trend analyst Nina Bruun's monthly color collage calms with dreamy soft tones. Her visual mood boards consist of interesting surfaces, completed with Tikkurila and Beckers color codes. Color Journal No 9: Pastel "This month’s Color Journal is about milky pastels. Apply these soft tones if you’re a bit skeptical about implementing strong colors in your home. This milky scale of pastels gives a more modern and classical look compared to the earlier, and more pop - or baby influenced, color scales we have seen. Natural materials such as marble or stone can be

    Dare to decor with red – Trend Analyst Nina Bruun embraces bold color palette in October

    Danish award-winning trend analyst Nina Bruun's monthly color collage encourages to use red in Scandinavian interior decoration. Her visual mood boards consist of interesting surfaces, completed with Tikkurila and Beckers color codes. Color Journal No 8: Red Red is definitely a color that we can use a lot more here in Scandinavia. I think we’ve been a bit scared of the color for a long time, but red is so much more than the “mailbox-red” that a lot of us might be used to. It’s a really diverse and warm color and I’m so happy to see how Scandinavian is embracing it in a new way.

    Balance from nature – Trend Analyst Nina Bruun trusts in harmonius shades in September

    Danish award-winning trend analyst Nina Bruun's monthly color collage is inspired by the peaceful colors of nature. Her visual mood boards consist of interesting surfaces, completed with Tikkurila and Beckers color codes. Color Journal No 7: Nature "In so many ways, nature is grateful, rewarding and an endless source of inspiration for me. There are many reasons to be inspired by nature as it’s forever changing, and I always discover new colors and textures to work with. The main purpose with this trend is simply to bring the colors of nature inside and with our Scandinavian

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