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The kitchen is often a fast-paced, high-traffic space where the use of gentle or calming shades can serve to instil an air of tranquillity. Consider Rose Cluster, a soft and delicate pink from our 'Jewels' collection.

Pink and green is a classic colour combination that achieves a beautiful, harmonious contrast. Elevate a scheme of earthy pink-hued neutrals and rich crimson shades by incorporating a sophisticated teal such as Iguana. Colours: Desert Rose, Topi, Iguana, Scarlet 'n' Rust

Blue Tiger is a rich and vibrant shade of blue from our 'Jewels' collection that has transformed @crowncottagecurated's boot room, injecting personality, character and warmth. For a strong contrast, she has introduced the deep red Grenache on woodwork.

Dark, moody colours can often be very soothing, providing a useful palette for bedrooms that receive little natural light. 1. BTWN Dog & Wolf 2. Pontefract, Eau de Violette 3. Purple Azurite, Plimsoll

Introducing a palette of earthy neutrals has infused this bathroom scheme with warmth, comfort and serenity. @wildinthewolds chose to pair Canvas V with Truffle on the woodwork and panelling to create softly spoken contrast.

Head of Design, Andy Greenall, presents Purple Azurite - a true departure from the Paint & Paper Library palette, introduced within the 'Jewels' capsule collection. He recommends pairing this distinctive shade with complementary blues and darker hues for a harmonious scheme.

A muted peach, Desert Rose works well with browns for a warm, earthy scheme that envelops a space. @emilybrookscolour DE ROSEE SA @astridtemplier @tashafreemanstudio @annastathakiphoto @studio_alexandraldn @emmajaynelavelle

For homes that feature red brickwork, a green front door will create beautiful contrast and provide a striking focal point on the home exterior. 1. Iguana 2. Sprig V 3. Nori

Explore four green hues in the Paint & Paper Library palette that feel harmonious in south-facing rooms, which receive natural light throughout the day. 1. Sobek 2. Deep Water Green 3. Salvia 4. Nori

Head of Design, Andy Greenall, suggests two ways you can incorporate Peruvian Yellow into a scheme. Use this shade to provide a bright colour highlight within an otherwise completely white interior. Or combine with deep yellows and brown tones, such as Pollen II and Bronze.

Soft, delicate and soothing, light pink hues are useful for a variety of interior settings, adding sophisticated character to both walls and woodwork. 1. Powder V, III, I 2. Rose Cluster, Slate II 3. Temple, Monument 4. Plaster V

Happy Easter from Paint & Paper Library. Embrace the spring season with uplifting yellows and warm neutrals that bring a sense of positivity to a space. Gamboge provides a vibrant focal point within a scheme of soft, soothing neutrals from the Leather Architectural Colours.

An earthy green-blue, Sobek is a restful bedroom colour that is enhanced by natural sunlight. Consider this shade for south or west-facing spaces that are bathed in sunshine during the afternoon and evening. Credit: @meganflorriehome

The fifth wall of a space, painting the ceiling can create an all-encompassed effect and elevate your scheme with a strong focal point. Consider a contemporary colour contrast such as Jaipur Pink and Kasbah, which provides a confident backdrop to artwork and furnishings.

The first shade in each Architectural family offers a useful alternative to white, producing schemes that feel gentle and easy on the eye. 1. Slate I @dhowelldesigns 2. Stone I @beresfordbutler 3. Canvas I @meganrosehome 4. Leather I david.at.home

Cobalto is a vibrant magenta from the 'Jewels' collection, providing a bold and contemporary backdrop for a space. Use this shade as the focal point in your scheme, and accessorise with gold fittings and floral arrangements. Credit: @davidhuntlighting

Colour blocking provides a simple way to introduce colour to a small space without overwhelming the room. @becksboulter chose Chelsea Green II, a lively, energising green, for the lower walls of this bathroom, paired with Sand III on the upper walls and ceiling.

Folia is an enchanting design that depicts a dreamy, ethereal landscape of leafy silhouettes on a contemporary ombre ground. The Teal colourway is especially tranquil when partnered with soft furnishings in tonal shades to deliver a soothing, immersive effect. @letsjustgoaway14

Muted greens are an excellent alternative to all-over neutral in spacious reception rooms. 1. Willow @georgiewykehamdesigns 2. Glass V @angelodonnelldesigns Taran Wilkhu Photos 3. Wattle V @nefarious_interior_design @astridtemplier 4. Panel @geri_designs michael.rob.photo

@madaboutthehouse selected shades from the Powder Architectural Colours, incorporating Scarlet 'n' Rust on the cabinetry and trim for added design interest. Walls & Ceiling: Powder III Lower Cabinets: Powder II Trim & Upper Cabinets: Scarlet 'n' Rust