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Keep up with the latest trends in colour with TeknosPro paints

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3 April 2019

Keep up with the latest trends in colour with TeknosPro paints

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TeknosProhas teamed up with Nikki van Loon, an interior consultant from Dublin-basedTempleogue Décor, a TeknosPro stockist, to look at the most popular colours for the home. 

Energising accents, such as pink, orange and coral, are hot trends for 2019. Nikki recommends combining these with rich, earthy tones, such as navy or charcoal. But where should the new colours be applied? Walls are the obvious choice, with many people moving from the bold statement walls to creating full feature rooms; but furniture, stairs, kitchen cabinets and front doors can also be painted in a range of colours from TeknosPro's specialist portfolios.

Painting furniture in energising accents, whilst maintaining the home's existing colour schemes, is a great way to keep up with changing trends in colour. For example, a painted wooden coffee table in a coral shade can contrast with deep navy walls or complement a neutral design. "Offer your clients Coral Dahlia or Sika", advises Nikki, "as they are beautiful on their own, or against neutral tones, and offer light and elegance against rich darker colours." This can easily be incorporated into any interior room, from bedrooms to bathrooms.

"As homeowners are becoming braver this year, the use of dark colours is being seen everywhere", comments Nikki. Floors can also incorporate the latest colour trends. A rich colour, such as TeknosPro's French Blue, Bennett or Deep Sea, can be used to create a runner on uncarpeted stairs; a simple solution to adding the latest fashionable colours into the home.

Alternatively, modern tones can be used to paint kitchen cabinets. Pinker shades are rising in popularity as they bring energy and optimism into a space which instantly uplifts a home. Nikki suggests mixing these with warmer hues to offer a counter balance.

To add the latest trends in colour to the outside of the home, Nikki recommends painting the front door. It's an easy way to keep up with the latest colours and is an excellent way to add a bit of personality to exteriors. TeknosPro's coatings are weather resistant and long lasting; perfect for front doors. Nikki comments, "Our most popular colours for front doors are deep charcoal tones and green shades". Give on-trend colours a go when freshening up front doors with TeknosPro's darker shades from the Colour Mode range, such as Treacle, or green shades, such as the light and delicate Dew or Townhouse, or the richer tones of Georgian.

For further information, and to find a full list of stockists, visitwww.teknospro.co.ukor call Teknos on 01869 208005. 

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Notes to editor

TeknosPro, www.teknospro.co.uk, is a range of water-based paints developed specifically for professional decorators. It covers interior and exterior wood, metal and masonry and includes products with specialist properties such as anti-bacterial and stain-blocking. Many of the TeknosPro paints are also Toy Standard and M1 compliant.

The range is offered by Teknos GBI, a leading supplier of waterborne coatings that are low-VOC, low-odour, scrubbable, quick drying and above all, durable. Teknos GBI has been established in the UK & ROI since 1991 and is part of global coatings company, Teknos, which has operations in more than 20 countries across Europe, Asia, and the USA. Teknos is one of Finland's largest family-owned businesses and employs approximately 1,800 people with net sales of EUR 384 million in 2017. The values of creativity, persistence and fairness permeate all that Teknos does while the company aimsto make the world last longer by providing smart, sustainable coatings solutions. 

TeknosPro products are now stocked at: Bannerman's Colour Studio, Dundee; Coleman's Trade Paints, Cheshunt and Bishops Stortford; Glenwood Decorating Supplies, Darlington; Grays Decorating Supplies, Camberley and Basingstoke; Holman Specialist Paints, Swindon; Paint Direct, Gillingham; Promain, Hitchin; Rajvel Deco, London and Willesden; Russell Paints, Edinburgh; South West Paint Supplies, Glasgow; Templeogue Décor, Dublin; and Westoby's, Hull.

With Compliments:-

Alison Relf
Taylor Alden Ltd
Unit 2, Temple Place
247 The Broadway
London 
SW19 1SD
Tel: 020 8543 3866
Email:alison@tayloralden.co.uk