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" Enjoy year-round sunshine inside with these cheerful\u00A0shades of yellow. SPICY OVERTONES  For a grown-up option look no further than Yellow-Pink. Its honey tones are enlivening without being overbearing and will warm up a colder, north- facing room. It&amp;#039;s great with Lamp Black and natural finishes such as wood and stone. DAVID MOTTERSHEAD MD, LITTLE GREENE  A rich and earthy Provenc\u0327al yellow, Dijon is based on the buttermilk paints of the 18th and 19th centuries. I&amp;#039;d team it with Hurricane, a dark grey, which I&amp;#039;d have on the walls, and use Dijon around door frames or windows. NICK RONALD CREATIVE DIRECTOR, GRAND ILLUSIONS SMOOTH AND CREAMY  Gentle Yellow is relaxed and soft. Because it has warmth it pairs really well with grey and clay tones for an on-trend mix that gives an easy-to-live- with modern look. But for an even more subtle result combine it with other pastel tones. JUDY SMITH COLOUR CONSULTANT, CROWN  Inspired by melted butter, baking and sociable kitchen scenes, Butter is so friendly and neutral, every home should have it! Yellow is a year-round classic colour, and this soft shade is the perfect prelude to the sunnier high-summer versions. RISHI SUBEATHAR FOUNDER, EICO\u0301 PAINTS GOLDEN GLOW  Hustle at 5pm is uplifting and energising \u2013 just the colour to put a spring in the step. Team its warm, mustard tones with cool greys and blues for a contemporary scheme, or go retro with browns and burnt oranges. ROB WHITAKER CREATIVE DIRECTOR, FIRED EARTH  Bursting with optimism, Empire Gold is a cheery yellow that adds joy to a home with its fresh summer feel. I&amp;#039;d love to see it in a kitchen with an all-white scheme or used with pops of vibrant colours such as green or orange for a modern twist. REBECCA CRAIG HEAD OF DESIGN, SANDERSON LEMONY ZEST  Fun-loving Yellowcake is clean and sharp and exudes a cheerful brightness. I&amp;#039;d use it in wide stripes with All White, or for colour blocking with Hague Blue. And for a more classic scheme, I&amp;#039;d combine it with Lamp Room Gray or Dimpse. SARAH COLE DIRECTOR, FARROW &amp;amp;amp; BALL  Acid Yellow is a vibrant splash of sunshine \u2013 it was developed for those who want a pop of colour without going too dark. Yellow is an on-trend favourite that takes me back to carefree, childhood days and is perfect for transporting the outside in.\u00A0IAN WEST FOUNDER, ECOS ORGANIC 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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