The 2012 Ideal Home Show is just a week away, and your favourite homes magazine is preparing to bring you five fabulous room sets at Stand 1L79.
Packed with inspiration for your home, our five rooms feature this year’s hot monochrome trend with pops of accent colour for a modern vibe.
We’ll be showcasing clever kitchen ideas from the experts at Magnet, mixing black and white with their purple Lila range. Flooring from Quick-step is stylish but hard-wearing, to complete this sleek look.
The smart, tailored living room uses black and white with accents of fresh yellow to lighten the look. Modern-shaped furniture and sumptuous upholstery from Multiyork make for a luxurious finish, whilst Quick-step’s stylish flooring keeps to the monochrome theme.
Masculine monochrome gets a feminine touch in the master bedroom with accents of hot pink. We’ve found decadent mirrored furniture and the perfect accessories at Dunelm Mill, adding texture with beading, crystals and high-shine finishes.
The bathroom is a great family space, and our modern twist on Art Deco keeps it stylish. Black-gloss tiling combines with a standout sculptural bathroom suite from Ideal Standard for real wow-factor, and we’ve updated the look with fresh emerald-green accessories.
For the kid’s room, we’ve created the perfect multi-function space for relaxing, entertaining, studying and, of course, sleeping. Sleek, modern and bang on trend,
the black-and-white theme continues with black walls, white feature wallpaper and hits of vibrant orange. We’ve upped the cool factor with retro accessories and kept flooring practical with a sleek laminate from Quick-Step.
The Ideal Home Show runs from March 16 – April 1 at London’s Earls Court. If you’re planning a visit, don’t miss the 2-for-1 ticket offer in April’s Ideal Home magazine, on sale now. We look forward to seeing you at the Show!
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