Style your home with Orla Kiely this Summer

If you haven’t heard of Orla Kiely, you certainly will recognise their striking graphic patterns and colour combinations reminiscent of the 1960s. As an independent British brand, they have established an instantly identifiable style: firstly with fashion and accessories and more recently with interiors and lifestyle. With a modern twist on a Mid-Century look, Orla Kiely is certainly a brand that you need to think about when it comes restyling your home.

Introducing orange tones into your home can elevate the mood of the space: orange being the colour of joy and creativity. Cue the Orla Kiely Ivy sofa in velvet Eske orange, as shown above. This vibrant, zesty tone will boost the energy of a dull space that needs some TLC. The Ivy sofa can be made to order in a range of fabric finishes which will add Modernist flair to your home.

Monochrome tones can give a dramatic yet understated edge and provide the perfect foil for brightly coloured accessories

If a 1960s colour palette is not your thing, you can still add drama with a monochromatic look. For smaller spaces why not look at the Orla Kiely Rose Loveseat. Pictured above in the Noir finish it introduces a spectacular look and allows the retro tile print to work against a plainer, neutral background.

Monochromatic pieces also give you the option to add in a pop of colour with scatter cushions or abstract decorative objects like the Graffiti Art Jar with its nod to Pablo Picasso. Above we have styled the loveseat with a Buttercup Stem Scatter cushion and the Orla Kiely Daisy Small Footstool in Kimono Dandelion bringing a warmer ambience into the room.

A little bit of pattern goes a long long way...

If you don’t want to commit to a patterned sofa, you could always bring smaller furnishings into your scheme such as the Orla Kiely Flynn Footstool or the Orla Kiely Linden chair in Stem Jewel fabric. Combining a green accent chair with a neutral white backdrop will give the room an airy feel and make the chair Pop! If you're inspired by this collection and want to bring some excitement to your interior space, come and visit our Orla Kiely Gallery on the second floor of the Millennium building.