2Day Languages Spanish School by +Quespacio

Pastels, neon pops and ombre effect are this year's top trends. Spanish design studio +Quespacio combined them decorating the 2Day Languages school in Valencia, Spain. +Quespacio were commissioned to transform a heritage building, in central Valencia, into a modern, fresh and money-saving-decorated spanish language school for young international students. The 183 square meter space, with its neoclassical plaster mouldings, the ornate columns and the old wooden doors and windows, was painted white whilst the lobby and the teaching rooms have pastel blue, yellow and pink ombre walls. The pine wood flooring and furnishing, the bright cushions and the plants create a cool semi-domestic environment perfect for a learning centre. 

// spotted on The Cool Hunter

// images via +Quespacio

White + Pastels in a loft

French designer Caroline Gomez created her personal space into an old workshop for jukeboxes and pinball, built in the 1930s. As Caroline decorating her new apartment, she thought of it as a white canvas where everything was possible. In the end, the large white surfaces combined with sweet pastel shades make the house bright and light.

Pastel living

Pastel! Pastel colours everywhere! Runways are full of them. Stores are full of them, too. It was also time for homeware to follow this trend! Pastels are the new black and they are a decorative must for every modern house. I highly recommend them and below I got you a pastel-decorated house to inspire you! Now that the weather is getting better and better, I think it's time for a mini pastel renovation! What do you think?