Trendwatch: Nautical

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Push the boat out with a fresh look inspired by the sea

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According to interior designer Maurizio Pellizzoni, “sometimes, with little effort, adding nautical touches is an effective way to freshen up an interior and create a new colour palette.”  The easiest way to weave in the theme is to “think of the colours and materials that are associated with the sea and gradually add them so it’s not overdone,” says Pellizzoni. “A white backdrop will bring out colour.” But it’s important to know when to stop. “ You can end up making the interior look cluttered.”

Red Stripe Beach Towel, £49, Lexington; Matt Emulsion Paint in Marine, £17.63 for 2.5L, Colours at B&Q; Paint in Arts Club No.281, from £22 for 1L, Mylands; Wine Divers Porcelain Bottle Stopper, around £8.48, Yellow Octopus
Grand Plage Bedding Collection, from £60, Ralph Lauren Home
Montego Side Table, £545, Eichholtz
Twin Head Lightning Cable – Nautical, £35, Native Union; Blue Triangle Cushion, £72.50, Giannina Capitani
Knot Encaustic Tiles from the Etcetera Collection, £3.95 per tile, Ca’Pietra
Upholstered Storage Bench (Goodwin Rope), £296.47, The Land of Nod
Sailor’s Knots by kristinnohe, from around £14 per yard, Spoonflower; Teapot with Cup, Anchor Collection, £12, Batela
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