Very Peri! 5 Interiors Designed in the Color of 2022

In December, Pantone's Color Institute named the color of 2022. It is the mysterious Very Peri — a blue shade with hints of red-violet. This new color always stirs great interest, and it's starting to be used in various fields — from the beauty industry to fashion design and interior decoration.

Prepare for this soft hue to appear more frequently in interior design. We've gathered five spaces designed in the unique color of 2022: draw inspiration, stay ahead of trends, and adopt some innovative design tricks.

Student Housing Resa San Mamés in Spain

Design: Masquespacio Studio

In this project, the creative studio Masquespacio used its signature color palette — a vibrant combination of contrasting colors. The result is a beautifully designed space that looks fresh and interesting: yellow ceilings add warmth and coziness, while light violet tiles, closely matching Very Peri, serve as the perfect accent.

Stunning Apartment in the USA

Design: Harry Nuriev and Tyler Billinger

The design of this New York apartment was handled by Harry Nuriev and Tyler Billinger. The project features bold colors, geometric shapes, and unusual materials. The result is a stylish space with character. Various shades of violet appear throughout: on the walls, carpets, leather wardrobes, sofas, and shelves. The shade creates a striking contrast with the gray walls and curtains in the living room.

Photo: dezeen.com

Café 'Krug' in Russia

Design: Eduard Eremchuk and Katya Pyatitskaya

The Café 'Krug' is located in the center of Voronezh. For the space, designers Eduard Eremchuk and Katya Pyatitskaya drew inspiration from airy shapes of baked goods: the soft walls are painted in a current violet shade — it resembles glaze, and the glossy beige furniture looks like dough.

Photo: dezeen.com

Office in Spain

Design: Masquespacio Studio

The pastel violet wall contrasts beautifully with the dominant pale turquoise tone, giving the office in Valencia a fantastical appearance. The studio Masquespacio was responsible for the project: the team drew inspiration from the 1960s film 'Playtime' by renowned French director Jacques Tati.

Design: Masquespacio Studio

Fairy Tale House in the USA

Design: Craig Steely Architecture Bureau

This house features a wonderful design solution: an original violet sofa is placed in the center of the living room. For the relaxation area, the Craig Steely Architecture bureau created a special niche for the furniture: now homeowners can relax on soft cushions, admiring the scenic mountain view through panoramic windows.