Take a tour around a colourful Scandi eco home

An unused corner under the stairs is transformed into a cosy hideaway with comfortable seating and a neat console table. The warm yellow shade works with the dark wood furniture to create an updated colonial vibe. Canvases have been covered in yellow and lime floral fabrics, from Marimekko, for a quick and easy, homespun update.

In order to boost this house’s eco credentials still further, the paint – which is a massive feature in this contemporary interior – all comes from Dulux’s Ecosense range.

Sold in packaging which is  20% recycled, the paint is 90% less solvent than standard emulsions and has carbon footprint that is 50% lower than other ranges, highlighting Dulux’s commitment to reducing fuel consumption and the use of hazardous chemicals.

However, no compromise has been made on the paint’s stunning colour, which is echoed in the fresh accessories and craft-based wall art.

Sustainable features can be found throughout the home, including the giant lampshade in the kitchen, designed by Sarah Turner, which is made out of 360 recycled Coke bottles! The sleek, modern Poggenpohl kitchen is packed with eco-friendly solutions including flow-resistant taps and energy-efficient appliances from Siemens.

Utility rooms can often be forgotten about in terms of style and colour, but you’d be hard-pressed to ignore this bold space. The walls are coated in Dulux’s Flame Frenzy, with a white bicycle wall stencil acting as a refreshing and eclectic focal point. Keys are organised with colourful homemade tags in a wall-mounted wooden post rack.

Colour is continued in the cloakroom, where a feature wall is covered in a purple and silver geometric-print Dulux wallpaper. A simple black-and-white photo is mounted on card with a handwritten message, then framed for a quick, easy and cost-friendly update for your walls. We also love the zesty lime hand towel against the heather hues of the wallpaper – it’s an instant decorating pick-me-up.

We loved this petal-pink girl’s bedroom with its fairy-light adorned carved mirror and ballet shoes stencil over the bed. Artist Alice Milner’s quirky faux-shelf, adorned with paper plates, stencils, embroidery, and wooden letters from Posh Graffiti, makes an individual focal point – this can be seen reflected in the mirror.

Blue for boys! This fresh-feeling little boys’ room is cleverly divided into zones for its inhabitants, using homemade stripy canvases to mark out whose area is whose. White, space-saving furniture from Chic Shack and blue bedlinen from Runaway Coast create a coastal feel in this room, while aeroplane wall stencils from Wall Glamour make a subtle addition.

This bedroom is packed with glamour. Everything in it makes an impact, from Dulux‘s eye-popping blue-and-silver damask wallpaper, to the French-style upholstered bed and bright bubble-base lamp. Crisp white bedlinen and neutral soft furnishings ground the striking feature wall, without diluting its impact.