Blue is making a serious statement in interiors at the moment, with designers embracing everything from pastel tones to deeper shades for a fresh, calming effect.
And leading the charge is the new colour of the season: dusky blue. It's a gorgeous muted shade that we're seeing everywhere right now.
While sage green has enjoyed a long reign as the go-to choice for interiors, dusky blue is a great alternative – it’s a neutral tone that works with so many styles and aesthetics but also adds more interest than say, plain white.
The best part? You don't need to repaint your bedroom or invest in expensive furniture to tap into the trend.
Instead, a simple bedding refresh can completely transform the look of your space, and Asda's George has just the thing.
Asda’s Dusky Blue Reversible Bedding Set starts from just £13 – an affordable way to give your bedroom a seasonal update without blowing your budget.
George Blue & White Two-Tone Heat Pressed Flower Embossed Duvet Set
George Blue & White Two-Tone Heat Pressed Flower Embossed Duvet Set
The design pairs a soft dusky blue with a reversible print, meaning you can switch up the look whenever you fancy a change.
One side offers a clean, understated finish that's perfect for a serene sleep space, while the reverse has an embossed floral pattern (very chic).
Blue has long been associated with feelings of calm and relaxation, making it an ideal choice for the bedroom. It’s also a tried and tested way to make a space feel lighter and more airy during the warmer months.
And dusky blue offers the perfect middle ground between a classic neutral and a pop of colour. The shade works beautifully with crisp white furnishings, natural wood furniture and woven textures.
Add a few textured cushions, a lightweight throw and a bedside vase of fresh flowers, and you've got an effortlessly stylish space with very little effort.
For just £13, this affordable find deserves a spot in your basket!
Megan Louise Davies is a freelance writer for Cosmopolitan, covering everything from reality TV chaos to the latest celeb scandals. She’s previously worked for The Sun and The Times, and has interviewed names from Nish Kumar to Celia Imrie. A Bristol Uni graduate, she once wrote a 10,000-word dissertation on Taylor Swift and Beyoncé and has some seriously niche musical theatre knowledge…
