Sand Inspired Interior Trends
The serene, comforting, and tranquil colour palette of sand tones is emerging as a prominent trend in interior design. Reflective of sandy beaches and desert landscapes, these hues can be seamlessly integrated into flooring, accessories, and surface finishes, imparting a subdued and soothing aesthetic.
We take a look at how the latest home products are helping homeowners achieve this on-trend style.
Sand Castles
Milano 100% wool carpet from £90 per m2, Riviera Home UK, rivierahomeuk.co.uk
Texture plays a vital role in preventing sand-inspired colour schemes from appearing monotonous. Luxury flooring experts Riviera’s Milano collection delves into the interplay of colour and contrasts, offering a spectrum of soft sand tones inspired by natural shorelines.
Sandstone
Comfytex Deluxe, Barcelona D cushion vinyl floor from £25 per m2, Leoline, leoline.co.uk
Sandstone may have remained a popular style for bathroom and ensuite zones, but practicality and price point may put it out of reach for most homeowners. LeoLine presents an affordable yet realistic alternative that replicates the nuances and tonal variations of this sought-after material. It’s easy-to-clean finish ensures durability against bathroom and kitchen spills and mishaps.
Sand Dune
Stainfree Satin Touch, Crystal from £28 per m2, Abingdon Flooring, abingdonflooring.co.uk
Sand tones contribute to crafting tranquil and serene spaces, making them a popular selection for bedrooms. This palette can serve as a striking contrast against bold hues or seamlessly blend with neutral schemes. Opting for a plush carpet not only enhances the comfort but also introduces a tactile element that exudes luxury.
Sand Storm
left Bloom collection Sea Breeze Oak Light vinyl from £47.99 per m2, middle Blos Base collection, Buttermilk Oak vinyl from £37.99 per m2, right Illume collection, Oyster Concrete vinyl from £47.99 per m2, Quick-Step, quick-step.co.uk
Matte and soft finishes in sand-inspired colour palettes can help homeowners create a feeling of space. Pairing this look with stone or bleached-wood floors can uplift this scheme and makes the most of a home’s natural lighting to give an airy appeal.
Sand Blast
Atlantic Venetian Dust collection, 9195 – Padua Beige 9195 from £175 (80 x 150cm), Louis De Poortere, louisdepoortere.com
Shifting sands have been used to inspire the Atlantic Venetian Dust collection from Louis De Poortere. Each rug within this range boasts a distressed aesthetic achieved through various weaving techniques coupled with soft, neutral sand tones. These rugs serve as ideal focal points, adding a touch of antiquated charm to both modern and classic interiors.
Sand Bar
left Moduleo Roots, Azuriet 46919, middle Sand-themed moodboard featuring the Moduleo Roots collection right Moduleo Roots, Triana 46210, all from £35.29 per m2, Moduleo moduleo.co.uk
Kitchens and dining areas have not escaped the trend for calming sand tones. Bleached and natural wood cabinets can be paired with soft stone-effect floors to create a welcoming space. Moduleo’s luxury vinyl tiles offer a practical and budget-friendly alternative to solid stone, ensuring easy maintenance in high-traffic kitchen and dining spaces.