feel safe and relaxed

The Haymes 2015 Colour Forecast themes are depicted from various trend-forecasting mediums, such as Maison Objet Paris, Future Lab and the forecasting website Stylesight. This research, partnered with Haymes’ own colour direction, forms the five trends that make up the 2015 Colour Expressions Forecast by Haymes for the year ahead.

The inspiration behind the 2015 colour forecast comes from an overriding awareness that people need to feel comfortable and secure within their home. Throughout each forecast look, the varying materials and colour palettes used reflect this concept of wanting to feel safe and relaxed within a space, providing a tranquil and soothing setting.

above – Exotic Botanic takes us back to our roots, provoking a re-awakening of the senses with a complete return to nature, exploring its extreme beauty. In the hustle and bustle of the world today, it’s important to take a moment to re-connect with nature; appreciating the affect it has on our overall well being.

above – Relaxed Replay takes a nostalgic perceptive, stepping back in time and presenting a vibrant, bold and effervescent colour palette. Influenced by Miami Beach and some seriously psychedelic patterning, this retro revival theme looks at finding the joy in the simple things in life and exploring spontaneity.

above – Rhythmic Palms explores the notion of escapism and replenishment through a deep, rich palette that amplifies colour and pattern. Combining dark charcoals and lush greens, Rhythmic Palms explores new beginnings, from a tiny budding flower in the densest of jungles, to the first drop of water in a hidden oasis.

above – New Skin is inspired by the familiarity and comfort that one gets from their favourite pair of jeans- a feeling of a second skin. This relaxed, cool theme explores denim related textures and colour tones and how these translate within the home.

above – Raw explores the notion of detoxing and editing out the clutter. It is about redefining what is important through a natural selection process. The Raw colour palette is one of neutral tones, made up of a collection of soft hues, creating a calming effect.