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" Colour highlighting is an easy way to bring a room to life. It&amp;#039;s quick and you don&amp;#039;t have to spend a fortune as just one pot of paint can completely transform a skirting, door or window surround.\u00A0 Get some inspiration from these bold colour combinations below: RICH MIX Be adventurous and combine matt and metallic finishes\u00A0 Flamboyant combinations are becoming popular and Sweet Dreams (above) is a versatile colour that complements brighter tones. It looks great teamed with metallic accents and robust materials such as concrete used for accessories.\u00A0Jemma Chalmers,\u00A0B&amp;amp;amp;Q  Inspired by the colour of a statue of Turner&amp;#039;s mistress, Mrs Booth is an energetic teal, reminiscent of the ocean and sunny days at the seaside. It&amp;#039;s best added sparingly \u2013 but is so versatile you&amp;#039;ll find yourself using it throughout the home.\u00A0Rob Whitaker, Fired Earth  VIVID ACCENTS Use highlights sparingly to add impact  This fabulous pink originated in the 1970s when vibrant colours fought for attention. In today&amp;#039;s interiors, bright hues such as Leather\u00A0are best used to punctuate an otherwise muted palette, to bring intrigue and surprise to a scheme.\u00A0David Mottershead, Little Greene  With just a hint of orange, Ravishing Red is youthful, cheerful and exuberant. Inherently warm, it comes to life in a monochromatic scheme. Inject geometric shapes and greenery from the outside for a modern look.\u00A0Helen Shaw, Benjamin Moore  SUNNY FAVOURITES  Team yellow and grey for a contemporary look Tibetan Gold is \u00A0a\u00A0rich egg yolk yellow that will add positivity to a room. It&amp;#039;s a fantastic choice for a window surround where it will reflect and intensify the light. Deep greys have a calming influence and allow it to take centre stage. \u00A0Judy Smith, Crown Paints  Bold but soft, Tweety is a happy, sunshine yellow that&amp;#039;s not too zingy. Ideal for brightening up north-facing rooms, it will glow at night under lamp light, and be bright and purposeful in the day. A great complement to a modern grey and white scheme.\u00A0Vanessa Galloway, Konig Colours  COLOUR CLASH Go all out with shades that sing  Flame Frenzy\u00A0is a warm orange with slightly peachy tones. It&amp;#039;s a real statement shade so rather than allowing it to overwhelm a scheme, use it sparingly to create visual layers and accent your room&amp;#039;s best feature.\u00A0Marianna Shillingford, Dulux  Warm, welcoming and fun Blamanche is inspired by children&amp;#039;s party food. Experiment with it and cheer up a room by teaming it with other brights, or use it to highlight a piece of furniture or architectural detail.\u00A0Rishi Subeather, Eico Paints  Keep up-to-date with our inspiring ideas, latest looks, real-life homes and expert advice by signing up for our FREE newsletter\u2026  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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