Trend Concepts A/W 20/21

Lifestyle & Interiors Global Colour

Our Global Colour report presents palettes tailored to lifestyle and interiors for A/W
20/21, plus our pick of the season's six must-have tones

Sixstreetunder / Ana Domínguez

 Action Points
Welcome to our Global Colour report – your first view of what A/W
20/21 will look like for lifestyle and interiors. The following edit of
colours is inspired by the duality of life at the start of a new decade,
when we will spend more time in the digital world, but also look to
intensify our connections with nature. This is reflected in a palette of
two parts – one featuring true natural tones, and the other with
unmistakably artificial hues.
1. Celebrate digital tones: we will continue to spend more time
interacting through screens, and this will change the way we view
colour. It's time to embrace unashamedly artificial hues.
2. Focus on sustainable colours: explore tones that can be produced
with less harm to the environment, as well as colours that will feel
relevant beyond autumn/winter.
3. Embrace single-colour statements: in an era overloaded with
information, focusing on a single colour will be an increasingly
important way to stand out and make a pure statement, especially on
social media.
4. Upgrade your neutrals: we will expect more from colour in an
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increasingly visual age, and this includes neutrals. Browns, blues and
greys will become more sophisticated, and the perception of them as
being dull or boring will shift.
5. Make palettes transseasonal: include typically summer hues in
winter collections, and vice versa, to create designs that are more
flexible, and less tied to a particular season.

Pictame
 Palette A/W 20/21

Lifestyle & Interiors Global Colour

Natural
Colours have an authentically
natural quality, with an edit of true
autumnal yellow and red tones.

Lemon Cream
Browns are prevalent, highlighting

Golden Verde
Coco de Mer

Velvet Cake
Maple Leaf

Soft Moss
Redwood
Damson

Furnace

Amazon
Choccy
Truffle
their growing importance as

Icicle
Sloe
interior tones, and a selection of
greens offers a calm, crisp
counterbalance to the palette's
heavier and more fiery colours.

Digital
Artificial hues are embraced with a
series of off-kilter brights and mid-
tones, which can be used to enliven

Violet Spectrum

Dynamic Cobalt
Vivid Turquoise

Molten Matter
Gingko Green

autumn/winter collections. Blues

Astro Green

Pink Crystal

Plastic Pink
Marmalade
Digital Teal

Purist Blue

Ultra Cyan
Neo Mint

Real Red
Lilatech

Glow
and greens become bolder as
perceptions of these colours shift –
seen more as tones with stand-out
appeal, rather than just core hues.

* All colour names are specific to WGSN. For colour codes, please refer to the following colour system reference pages:
Coloro / Pantone TCX / Pantone Coated / Archroma / CSI
 Palette A/W 20/21

Lifestyle & Interiors Core Colours

Core colours become more
sophisticated for A/W 20/21, with
slightly richer browns, inky blues, and
elemental greys. A new hue,

Blackened Brown
Unbleached, also highlights the

Unbleached
Optic White
growing need for sustainably-

Camel

Slate
produced hues. These are tones to
build your ranges around, but also
highlight a shift in neutrals, which
move away from their supporting
role to have stand-out appeal in their
own right.
Composite Grey

French Navy
Silver Grey

Charcoal

Black
* All colour names are specific to WGSN. For colour codes, please refer to the following colour system reference pages:
Coloro / Pantone TCX / Pantone Coated / Archroma / CSI
 Palette A/W 20/21

Lifestyle & Interiors Metallic Colours

Our selection of metallic colours for
A/W 20/21 includes warm browns,
rich rusts, luxurious golds and cool
silvers, chosen to work in
combination with the tones in our

Burnt Copper

Aged Bronze
Sakura Pink
Rose Silver
Natural and Digital palettes, adding

Birch
an element of luminosity.

Cosmic Sapphire
Ocean Storm

Old Brass
Sand
Soot

* All colour names are specific to WGSN

 Palette A/W 20/21

Lifestyle & Interiors Colour Hues

Grey Brown Yellow Orange Blue

Red Pink Purple Green

Green is the most prevalent colour group
this season, ranging from off-kilter artificial
tones to deep natural hues. Blues will
continue to evolve, with more vibrant violet
tones adding drama. Browns, oranges and
yellows will also become increasingly
relevant as the resurgence in craft and
natural material continues. Pinks will
remain significant, adding powdery
accents to interiors.

For colour codes, please refer to the following colour system reference pages:
Coloro / Pantone TCX / Pantone Coated / Archroma / CSI
 Coloro 020-42-21 / Pantone 18-1343 TCX

Key Colour A/W 20/21

Redwood
Why is it key? The perception of brown has seen a 180-
degree shift recently, from a tone with sludgy
connotations to one that feels aspirational and
luxurious. Redwood offers a warmer evolution of brown
for A/W 20/21, and follows on from the popularity of
reds.
How to use it: This colour is versatile enough to appeal
across a range of interiors categories. It has an
earthiness that will work for kitchenware, walls, lighting,
textiles and decorative accessories.

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A/W 18/19 S/S 19 A/W 19/20 S/S 20 A/W 20/21

Satchel Tan Wood Smoke Pumpkin Latte Summer Cinnamon Redwood

A/W 18/19 S/S 19 A/W 19/20 S/S 20 A/W 20/21

 Coloro 127-40-25 / Pantone 18-3932 TCX

Key Colour A/W 20/21

Violet
Spectrum
Why is it key? We expect Violet Spectrum to make an
impact in A/W 20/21, as warm purple tones continue
to move towards blue hues. This duality gives it
versatility and transseasonal appeal, and the
saturated level adds a sense of intensity and
confidence.
How to use it: This tone will work well for lighting,
furniture, decorative accessories and textiles. It will
have strongest commercial appeal on plush and
luxury fabrics, but can also be used for tinted finishes
on hard materials.
Lucy Hardcastle

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A/W 18/19 S/S 19 A/W 19/20 S/S 20 A/W 20/21

Royalty Illusion Blue Natural Lapis Electric Night Violet Spectrum

A/W 18/19 S/S 19 A/W 19/20 S/S 20 A/W 20/21

 Coloro 010-52-00 / Pantone 17-0000 TCX

Key Colour A/W 20/21

Composite
Grey
Why is it key? Grey will remain an important core
colour for interiors, influenced by the resurgence of
concrete and stone materials, and looking back to
Brutalism. Composite Grey offers a cooler evolution
from previous seasons.
How to use it: This confident tone will work across all
interior categories, from decorative accessories to
kids' lifestyle designs, and can be paired with a wide
range of colours.

To find out more about Coloro, click here

Noemie Goudal

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S/S 19 — A/W 19/20 S/S 20 A/W 20/21

Soot Cinder Composite Grey

S/S 20
 Coloro 107-31-20 / Pantone 18-4231 TCX

Key Colour A/W 20/21

Digital Teal
Why is it key? This commercial colour is a fusion of
blue and green, which have both been gaining
popularity over recent seasons. Its duality gives it a
versatile and transseasonal appeal, and the
saturation level also adds a sense of confidence and
gravitas.
How to use it: Digital Teal has a depth and richness
that will work well for furniture, textiles, walls and
tabletop. It also has the effect of igniting other hues,
making it an ideal tone to pair with a wide variety of
colours.
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S/S 19 A/W 19/20 S/S 20 A/W 20/21

Fresh Teal Blue Lightning Skydive Blue Digital Teal

A/W 19/20 S/S 20

 Coloro 020-36-07/ Pantone 18-1415 TCX

Key Colour A/W 20/21

Coco de Mer
Why is it key? Brown will continue to evolve and be
seen as a more desirable and sophisticated tone.
Coco de Mer represents a warmer and more luxurious
progression of brown for A/W 20/21, and has a
transseasonal appeal.
How to use it: Coco de Mer has a sumptuous quality
that will add richness to interiors, working well for
textiles, walls, tabletop and upholstery. It also has a
versatility that will feel fresh for decorative
accessories, lighting, and bathroom designs.

Ebay
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S/S 19 A/W 19/20 S/S 20 A/W 20/21

Hickory Pine Cone Cobble Brown Coco de Mer

A/W 19/20 S/S 20

 Coloro 065-80-23 / Pantone 13-0117 TCX

Key Colour A/W 20/21

Neo Mint
Why is it key? Neo Mint will continue as a key colour
from our S/S 20 palette, highlighting its enduring
appeal, as well as the growing importance of
transseasonal tones. It evolves from the popularity of
soft pastels such as Millennial Pink, and embodies a
forward-thinking and optimistic mood as a new
decade begins.
How to use it: Contemporary technology and kids'
lifestyle designs are easy entry points for this
directional tone. It will also work well for packaging
and interiors.

To find out more about Coloro, click here

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S/S 20 – A/W 20/21

Neo Mint

S/S 20 — A/W 20/21

 Core Colours

037-93-00

036-89-06

033-64-15

038-50-05

028-24-06

039-75-01

010-52-00

010-34-00

115-23-11

153-19-00

070-28-13 118-41-31
083-38-09 127-40-25
103-55-26 015-64-12
083-53-10 046-80-31
Colour Reference A/W 20/21

068-78-05 042-70-24
Coloro

010-52-00 012-41-36
139-31-07 008-44-36
008-31-26 020-60-35
017-46-31 028-67-41
043-89-25 091-55-27
033-76-36 098-44-30
031-63-34 093-76-17

* This is a reference guide only. Colours on computer screens vary.

046-45-22 065-80-23
025-34-20 072-55-27
020-42-21 053-79-38
028-43-28 152-77-09
020-36-07 128-74-16
013-27-08 042-45-01
028-24-06 069-43-23

Natural

Digital
156-25-13 107-31-20
 11-4800 TCX

11-0701 TCX

16-0928 TCX

18-0312 TCX

19-0840 TCX

14-6305 TCX

17-0000 TCX

19-3900 TCX

19-4019 TCX

19-4004 TCX
Colours
Core

19-6311 TCX 18-4048 TCX

19-4818 TCX 18-3932 TCX
17-4328 TCX 15-1512 TCX
Pantone TCX

17-5111 TCX 14-0755 TCX

Colour Reference A/W 20/21

13-5305 TCX 13-0739 TCX

17-0000 TCX 18-1662 TCX
18-3410 TCX 18-1764 TCX
19-1656 TCX 16-1361 TCX
18-1448 TCX 15-1164 TCX
12-0825 TCX 16-5127 TCX
15-0955 TCX 17-4735 TCX
15-1045 TCX 14-4814 TCX

* This is a reference guide only. Colours on computer screens vary.

17-0836 TCX 13-0117 TCX
19-1241 TCX 16-6127 TCX
18-1343 TCX 13-0550 TCX
18-1163 TCX 14-3803 TCX
18-1415 TCX 14-3911 TCX
19-1420 TCX 17-0613 TCX
19-0840 TCX 18-6024 TCX

Natural

Digital
19-2816 TCX 18-4231 TCX
 Colour Reference A/W 20/21

Pantone Coated
Core Metallic
Natural Colours Colours
5185 C

2479 C

7617 C

7616 C

154 C

7524 C

7602 C

4495 C

7563 C

2007 C

1205 C

7619 C

202 C

7666 C

2332 C

5595 C

2462 C

2221 C

5477 C

560 C
7541 C 10136 C

663 C 10377 C

7562 C 8560 C

417 C 10135 C

2479 C 8623 C
Digital
2153 C

7723 C

416 C

2106 C

5235 C

2297 C

2417 C

344 C

630 C

7688 C

326 C

1495 C

1645 C

199 C

711 C

458 C

7752 C

5015 C

2374 C

3506 C
428 C 10392 C

2332 C 10388 C

2336 C 8763 C

547 C 10126 C

426 C 10344 C

* This is a reference guide only. Colours on computer screens vary.

 Core Colours

660-120

215-140

213-630

548-530

543-930

659-280

658-510

658-710

653-980

660-940

323-940 431-570
325-920 432-460
328-570 542-270
324-510 215-550
Archroma
Colour Reference A/W 20/21

651-120 216-560
658-510 106-770
655-550 104-660
103-870 108-560
107-570 212-480
216-230 326-480
213-180 327-770
213-580 326-270

* This is a reference guide only. Colours on computer screens vary.

547-860 321-180
110-940 323-460
108-850 218-280
110-850 657-170
542-630 433-140
541-750 659-630
543-930 322-730

Natural

Digital
438-820 329-850
 Core Colours

0900393 MC

1101102 MC

1100235 MC

1000180 MC
1200317 CO

0101324 CO

0701379 CO

1100987 CO

0503595 CO
0800580 CK

0902925 MC 0500282 MC
0903493 CO 0500380 MC
0602026 CO 0201830 CO
0902936 MC 0102285 CO
Colour Reference A/W 20/21

0902960 MC 0101451 MC
1101102 MC 0301062 MC
CSI

0402390 MC 0303438 CO
0303079 MC 0201530 MC
0200174 MC 0200377 CK
0100936 CO 0600109 MC
0100373 MC 0600426 MC
0101053 MC 0601226 CO

* This is a reference guide only. Colours on computer screens vary.

0903137 CO 0906197 CO
0700474 MC 0902997 CO
0700501 MC 0900380 MC
0701603 MC 0401991 CO
0701402 CO 0401978 MC
0701573 MC 1100119 MC
0701379 CO 0902994 CO

Natural

Digital
0402020 MC 0600378 MC

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