Color groups
- , Through Inge | Bath&Living
- 5 min read
We're absolutely passionate about styling with home accessories. Color plays a huge part in this. We'd love to help you find beautiful combinations that perfectly complement your living space. Aquanova capitalizes on this. The brand always releases new colors in complementary groups. And they often pair beautifully with colors from previous collections.
To help you get started on your search, we've shown a few color groups below. Of course, there are many more combinations to consider. Would you like us to help you think things through? You can always ask our stylists. staff Questions? You can come to our store and see everything for yourself. If you're unable to visit us, we're happy to help you over the phone.
Salt, Truffle and Ash
These are the colors from the Spring 2023 collection. A beautiful mix of three neutral shades with a slightly cool undertone. Salt could be described as grayish white. Truffle and Ash Both shades lean toward taupe or greige, with Truffle being the lighter and Ash the darker. At first glance, they don't seem particularly striking. Yet, they form a powerful trio with an elegant, tranquil appearance. Their strength lies in their neutral character. Despite their cool undertones, they complement warmer tones perfectly. This makes all three colors excellent candidates for mixing with other colors and will look stunning in many bathrooms.
Taiga, Absynth and Hemp
The previous collection, from fall 2022, had a completely different look. A trio of soft greens with a bit of a kick. That kick comes from the unique color. HempA vibrant green color, yet not harsh or garish. Absynth is a bit softer in character and seems to have a grayish tint through the green. Taiga adds depth to the overall look. Absynth and Taiga, in particular, are very accessible colors that will look great with both cool and warm tones.
Birch, Nougat and Camel
With these colors you bring peace to your room. If you like light towels but find white too harsh, then Birch a good variation on this. A creamy color that combines the brown tones Nougat and Camel Just a little refreshed. Again, neutral colors that can be mixed with many other colors, regardless of undertone. Nougat, in particular, is very versatile and can create a soothing and calming effect with many color combinations.
Ivory, Linen and Dusty Pink
For those who love powdery shades, these are real winners. With the Dusty Pink Of course, as the main character. Yes, it's pink. But it's so neutral and soft that the color is anything but flashy. Especially next to colors like Linen and Ivory it actually creates a peaceful atmosphere with a romantic touch.
Ginger, Cinnamon and Umber
Say goodbye to a cold bathroom! These colors add so much warmth that you can even turn your bathroom into a cozy space. Ginger and Cinnamon (ginger and cinnamon) are warm spices, perhaps found in your kitchen cupboard. Aquanova perfectly translates this warm character into these shades. Umber, a warm brown shade, for some depth.
Silver Grey, Aquatic and Ocean
Something about the combination of "blue and bathroom" just works. Probably because of the association with water. Aquatic and Ocean are the appropriate names of the two blue colours in the Aquanova range. Together with Silver Grey a nice mix if you're looking for cool tones to add some color to your bathroom.
Cedar, Sage Green and Forest
Unlike the aforementioned greens, these three are a bit more pronounced. So if you like green but the previous green combination didn't appeal to you, these shades could be good options. Cedar Cedar is a bright green that can really brighten up your space. It can also look surprisingly nice with completely different colors. Sage Green is the softest of the three; a very natural green color. Forest is a deeper shade reminiscent of a winter forest. This color also blends easily with other colors.
Black, Graphite and White
Always good: black, gray, and white. Even if you're not a fan of playing with color, you can't go wrong with this. The three of them make Black, Graphite and White A good mix. But each of the three also makes a good base for combining with other colors. White brightens up other color combinations and makes the whole thing lighter, both literally and figuratively. When you combine black with other colors, you immediately make the look a bit bolder. Graphite has the same effect as black, but is a slightly softer version.