6 Colours To Combine With On-Trend Shade: Espresso

If you’re all about following the latest colour trends in the interior world, and looking to transform your space, then you’ll need the colour 'Espresso' on your radar.

Neutral shades are a timeless option for your interior styling and have continued to grow in popularity in recent years. 2024 sees this category branch out into darker, moodier shades, which is where Espresso comes in.

Espresso is a rich, deep brown shade and the perfect base colour to any space as it pairs together so well with a variety of schemes. It can be introduced into your home with the addition of butter soft leather fabrics on upholstery, wooden accents on your furniture or with a rich coat painted onto your walls.

This shade is a great alternative to using black in your scheme, offering the same drama but feels less harsh and more inviting.

Whether you’re looking to make Espresso the key colour in your room or just as a supporting role in your existing palette, we’ve spotlighted a few of our favourite colours to combine with this trending shade.

1. Earthy Green

Create an earthy retreat by pairing the deep brown of Espresso with an array of greens. Walnut shade wooden furniture pieces paired with plants you love and rattan decor, lend itself well to creating a nature-inspired space. 

2. Pale Pink

If you’re looking to create a room for you to unwind and maintain a lighter scheme, then this could be a colour combination for you. A pastel pink shade infuses your space with a sense of tranquillity, with the warm brown adding a touch of sophistication.

3. Mustard Yellow

Seamlessly blend browns with a deep, mustard yellow. You can create an eclectic scheme by using both these colours as the base for the room and adding several accent pieces that you love without overthinking the palette.

4. Teal

Pops of bright teal are going to bring a burst of energy into your space, this is a colour scheme for those who prefer maximalist interiors. You can compliment the colour pop with the warmth of Espresso to make the room feel inviting and cosy.

5. Beige

All about a neutral palette? Brown is the perfect introduction to creating a deeper scheme whilst still complimenting beiges. Experimenting with different textures is key to this combination to add dimension to your space whilst keeping a minimalistic interior style.

6. Burnt Orange

Looking to indulge yourself in an Autumn colour palette? A bold combination of brown and burnt orange will have you feeling warm and cosy all year round. Compliment this pairing with hints of green and accents of white or cream for some brightness.

Let us know which of these colour combinations you’re loving.