You are probably thinking “Hang on, grey isn’t an autumnal colour!” Yes, that is true, but it is what grey can offer as a neutral colour that is both effective and allows you to change up your interior colour scheme, rather than constantly renewing your carpet.  

Since grey is a neutral, it really does go with almost every other colour. The key to a great match is in the tone co-ordination. Warm grey works well with other warm-toned colours such as autumnal palettes and will create that cosy seasonal feeling.  

What works well with oranges? Orange embraces the rich passionate side of red and emits the sunny vibrance of yellow. It is a very versatile colour and can envoke a variety of aesthetics in interior design. Directly opposite to orange on the colour wheel is blue, both colours complement each other and can create a dynamic duo when used correctly.  

If you are looking to create a more contrasting, feel to your hallway this autumn then this colour combination is the one to go for.  

Warm toned colours such as reds, oranges and yellows can appear garish if not used in a way that fits your chosen décor and against colours that do not work cohesively together.  

If you want to add a sense of autumnal colours into your home but are wanting to only infer with minute details, choosing a stair runner that has accents of warm toned colours can be the most effective way of doing this. It can subtly add the colours you are looking for or even quite a striking approach if the colours are more vibrant.   

With what was mentioned in the section earlier about opposites, choosing bold accents to your stair runner against the colour of your stairs or walls can create a stunning combination that will indeed impress all. 

Green is the perfect colour palette all year round! Almost every shade reminds you of nature and the outdoors; creating a calming atmosphere in your home.  

It has been a popular colour trend in fashion, furniture and interior design in recent years and predicted to stay. This is due to generation z fashion trends with underlying eco-friendly attitudes and additionally the frustration of isolation from the pandemic whereby people have introduced the outdoors in doors through colour, textures, and plants.  

With the changing of the seasons green will gradually turn to warmer shades, however it does not mean your home needs to do the same. You can keep that ever green look and maintain a relaxing environment by adding splashes of this colour to high-traffic areas of your home. By adding a stair runner to the hallway in this colour scheme, is one of the best places to do this, as when you walk in you will be greeted by the calming effects of green.  

Equally green is one of the colours associated with Christmas. Therefore, when the winter months approach this stair runner will not go out of fashion!