What if your home had its own season, too?
Colour analysis has become a genuine phenomenon over the past few years. Bright spring, soft summer, warm autumn or striking winter: we’re all learning to spot the shades that bring out our personality.
So why not apply that same thinking to our homes?
Just like a wardrobe, a home says something about the people who live in it. Some palettes warm up a space instantly, while others bring a graphic elegance or an almost Scandinavian sense of calm.
This autumn/winter, Schmidt is unveiling two bold colour worlds: warm interiors inspired by autumnal shades, and winter compositions where deep blues, rich greens, striking contrasts and Scandinavian touches come together for a sophisticated feel.
AUTUMN: colours that bring warmth home
Terracotta, wood, aubergine, deep red, brown, caramel. Autumn palettes lean into cocooning tones that make you want to slow down the moment you walk in. They create generous, convivial spaces where the kitchen naturally becomes the heart of the home.
These interiors appeal to anyone drawn to authentic materials, cosy atmospheres and timeless decor, where every detail invites you to linger over a meal or a warm evening in.
Milan Kitchen: Italian passion
A warm, deep Sirra red, black, and graphic lines: Milan owns a striking aesthetic without giving up on conviviality, thanks to its central island extended by a black Caneo dining table. A powerful palette that brings energy and sophistication to the living space.
Palette: brick red • black • dark wood
Rome Kitchen: The epicurean
Rome plays on mineral textures and warm tones to create an interior that’s bright but never cold. Sand, bronze and black shades, paired with wood accents, give it a soft, contemporary feel. The standout feature? An island that extends into a generous dining table, plus bespoke shelving with an orange backdrop for a pop of energy!
Palette: bronze • greige • golden oak • black
Bordeaux Kitchen: Loft spirit
Inspired by old-fashioned grocery stores, Bordeaux champions terracotta tones, open storage and raw, natural materials like wood and metal. It’s a kitchen that’s both contemporary and authentic, designed for entertaining, gathering and cooking in an open space that truly is the heart of the home.
Palette: terracotta • light wood • matte black
Paris Kitchen: The bold creative
With deep purple cabinetry softened by rounded lines, the Paris kitchen has real artistic flair. It’s an expressive design that turns character into a decorative signature, while staying warm thanks to its burgundy tones, warm wood and marble-effect brown worktop. The Versailles TV unit and Montparnasse bookcase complete the look.
Palette: plum • aubergine • dark wood • warm marble
WINTER: contrast in the name of elegance
Winter celebrates deep colours, bold contrasts and luminous materials. Midnight blue, pine green, pristine white and light wood come together to create interiors that feel both sophisticated and soothing.
Blending Scandinavian influences with Art Deco touches, these palettes bring vibrancy to a space even as the days grow shorter.
Bristol Kitchen: romantic charm
Avec son vert profond inspiré de la nature, Bristol revisite l’esprit cottage dans une version élégante et contemporaine. Le mariage subtil du vert Forest Green et du plan de travail Gold Marmor, effet marbre, confère à cette cuisine verte une allure luxueuse et pleine de caractère. Le bois vient réchauffer l’ensemble tandis que les façades à cadre, typiques du style Shaker, apportent une touche traditionnelle. Un style à la fois chaleureux et audacieux!
Palette: pine green • off-white • light wood • gold marble
Lyon Kitchen: Art Deco sophistication
Vibrant midnight blue, brass, and Art Deco inspiration: Lyon plays with contrast to create a refined interior. It’s the quintessential winter palette, where deep colours gain even more intensity next to precious materials. Printed decorative door fronts add a unique graphic touch, while the concrete-effect splashback and Scala-finish worktop bring a rawer edge to the whole.
Palette: midnight blue • brass • matte black
Bergen TV Unit: Nordic retreat
Scandinavian style is all about blending simplicity, comfort and good looks. The Bergen wooden TV unit fits that philosophy perfectly. With its clean lines and Clay-coloured doors, it brings a visual softness that calms and warms the living room. The lightly tinted display cabinets nod to 1970s elegance, adding a subtle retro touch. Paired with light wood shelving, they create a refined contrast while showing off favourite pieces, whether art books, ceramics or collectibles.
Palette: clay beige • light oak • white
Riga TV Unit: graphic minimalism
The “Riga” TV unit stands out for its elegant design and proportions, ideal for structuring a large living space. Subtly combining white and grey, it separates the living and dining areas while offering plenty of hidden storage. Both functional and stylish, it becomes a real decorative feature, blending practicality with contemporary style. A pared-back aesthetic that relies on light and subtle contrast rather than accumulation.
Palette: pearl grey • white • blond wood