Chocolate is trending in the home for winter

With dark brown covering the runways over the European winter, we’re starting to see it trickle down into the mainstream in both fashion and interiors. With more than a passing nod to the 70s, the saturated colour has a depth and richness that makes it rather alluring and the perfect antidote to winter’s grey days. Here are our top chocolate hued finds.

Sarah Ellison Muse two-seat sofa: The stylist turned furniture designer called it early when she released this chocolate velvet sofa last year. Inspired by the 70s, Muse is a curvaceous and dramatic – a true statement piece. $3,099.

L&M Home Etro Chocolate Stripe Velvet Cushion: Made from soft cotton velvet alternated with natural linen strips, this is a very chic style statement for winter. Style it with a coordinating dark chocolate cushion. $114.

Desenio checkered abstract poster: Originally hand-painted, this abstract print combines brown hues and a checkerboard (also trending) motif and would look great in a bedroom or living area. From $39.95.

Domayne Warwick bubble vase – large: I love the vintage feel of this cylinder shaped smoky brown glass vase and the bubble detailing gives it an organic feel. $119.

Sheet Society Darcy corduroy chocolate quilt cover: Add depth and earthiness to your bedroom with this rich, sophisticated brown quilt cover. The thick cotton fabric has plush velvety ribs that are super smooth to touch. $140.

Dinosaur Designs small earth bowl: The iconic Australian brand’s ‘Dark Horn’ colourway is definitely its most edible shade. This cute bowl would be fabulous on a bedside or the dinner table. $100.

Aura Home luxury velvet cushion in chocolate: Woven in a pure cotton velvet, and finished in the brand’s signature gold zipper, this cushion is the perfect neutral pop for winter. $79.

Urban Road Aurelia Bookends In Marble – Dark Emperador: A statement piece for the bookshelf, I love the rich and deep coloured veining in these beautiful marble bookends. $171.60

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