Stylish and sophisticated, when it comes to a chic colour palette, you can’t beat the brilliance of monochrome in the home. From the Art Deco movement to Coco Chanel’s passion for black and white, to today’s catwalk – it was one of the biggest spring/summer 2024 fashion trends – these classic shades are a cut above. And with more than 45,000 #monochromeinteriors Instagram posts dedicated to the monochromatic aesthetic, it’s little wonder we love the luxe, minimalist appeal of pairing neutrals with varying tones of charcoal and all-black for a bold silhouette.
For celebrity home organisers and stylists, Gemma Lilly and Charlotte Reddington – aka the Style Sisters – monochrome is a much-loved, signature palette. Best friends and business partners, the duo have always been drawn to this classic colour base, both in their homes and wardrobes..
. and are now marking a new chapter with their first Tesco homeware range, inspired by their love of monochrome. Here they share their top tips to imbibe the trend.
.. Why monochrome? “We love the simplicity and clean lines created when decorating rooms with a monochrome interior design scheme.
“It offers a look that’s timeless and elegant, while also creating a sense of clutter-free calm,” says Charlotte Reddington, co-founder, Style Sisters. “Our homes are important spaces for us to relax, unwind and spend time with loved ones – the contrast of using black and white in one space creates crisp, clean lines and a c.