Creating spaces that allow us to slow down and recharge is essential, and Cloud Dancer interiors do just that. Pantone’s 2026 Colour of the Year is more than a colour, though. It is a theme; a feeling of peace and security. The home is a place where we value this more than ever, making Cloud Dancer perfect for any room in the house. See how we recommend you use this dreamy colourway below.
(From Left to Right, Clockwise) Skylight Collection, PT Blinds Faux Wood Collection in Cotton, Collective Sheers Collection, Skylight Collection
The dreamy nature of Cloud Dancer means that it looks beautiful when it catches the light. Using sheer fabrics allows light to gently filter through. This casts a warming glow into spaces. Use sheer designs with textured finishes to add subtle interest. To control the light and add privacy, layer sheers with curtains. Choose a textured curtain fabric such as a cosy weave or tactile embroidery. Instead, swap out curtains for a Venetian blind. These are perfect for diffusing sunlight. You can close them completely for privacy too.
Use Cloud Dancer as the base for your scheme, layering with hints of colour throughout. The shade’s neutral tones make it the perfect starting point for any room. Use on walls, upholstery, or even curtains and blinds. Pair with nature-inspired colourways to create a calming feel. Look to dreamy blues and subtle greens. Add in warming neutrals to amplify the shade’s cosy factor.
(From Left to Right, Clockwise) Skylight Collection, Cocoon Collection, PT Blinds Concept Roman Blind Collection
Tactile fabrics and Cloud Dancer go hand-in-hand. Combine a range of techniques together for interest. Use a weave or chenille for your upholstery fabric to add depth. Pair with embroidered curtains and cushions, as well as jacquards. Our new Skylight Collection boasts a rich gallery of texture. This is elevated by a showstopping palette. The collection is the perfect addition to Cloud Dancer.
Your lighting choices are as important as the fabric you select. Warmer lighting can help prevent spaces from feeling cool. This can sometimes happen when white is used prominently in a space. Use lamps instead of larger overhead lights for a more cocooning feel. Scatter these throughout the room to spread light evenly. Choose fabrics with subtle iridescent finishes too. These will catch the light beautifully.
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