From Primrose Yellow to Lapis Blue, we're spotlighting Pantone's hottest hues for spring 2017 and revealing how to incorporate the shades into your home decor.

Pantone’s annual picks of the top colours for spring 2017 are interesting and invigorating, different from what we’ve seen in years past, and we can’t wait to incorporate them into our decorating projects this season. For a closer look at the colours and ways to inject them into your quarters, keep reading.

Pantone Colour: Primrose Yellow

Get the Look: Anthropologie Parker Curtain

Add just a splash of yellow to your home in the form of curtains. Team them with a printed sofa or throw pillows for an bold, eclectic look.

Pantone Colour: Pale Dogwood

Image: Annie Sloan

Get the Look: Annie Sloan Chalk Paint in Antoinette

Coat your walls in this pretty pale pink paint that's inspired by some of the lavish interiors and decorative items popular during the 18^th century in France, hence its name. But, despite its historic inspiration, this colour is timeless and will add elegance to your walls or to a piece of furniture that needs a little restoration.

Pantone Colour: Hazelnut

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Get the Look: Jali Geo Tufted Rug

Certainly one of the most neutral and most muted colours in Pantone’s palette of 10 hot colours for spring 2017, hazelnut is a warm taupe that will provide a strong anchor colour in any room. We love this rug, hand-tufted from 100% wool from Pottery Barn. It’s an easy piece to incorporate into almost any décor scheme.

Pantone Colour: Island Paradise

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Get the Look: Blue Colorblock Candleholders

These beautiful candleholders will add a touch of beach-inspired beauty to your home. Made with glass and painted on the inside in two shades of blue, they’ve got coastal chic style written all over them. They’re the perfect way to add that summer feeling to your home.

Pantone Colour: Greenery

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Get the Look: Fresh florals

Pantone’s bright green pick is bold — so if the thought of a leprechaun-inspired rug or sofa is too much for your décor sensibilities, there are more subtle ways to bring this life-affirming colour into your home. Consider vibrant fresh florals and plants to add a natural pop of color to your space.

 

Pantone Colour: Flame

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Get the Look: Throw pillows

You may be surprised by how beautifully this bold colour can fit into your home. Paired with prints and other bright hues, these throw pillows will lend a cheery touch to your space.

 

Pantone Colour: Pink Yarrow

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Get the Look: Pretty in Pink accents

If the thought of pink makes you blush, perhaps you haven’t found the right shade. This cheeky, barbie-approved shade is determined to get noticed and used in moderation, it can be the perfect accent colour — say, for a dining room rug?

 

Pantone Colour: Niagara

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Get the Look: Esme Sofa

This small-scale sofa has a mid-century modern appeal and is just the ticket to bring this warm blue into your home. Wrapped in a touchable soft velvet, this little sofa is full of personality and is destined to become a treasured piece in your home.

 

Pantone Colour: Kale

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Get the Look: Headboard

Dark and moody, this deep green is can be a colour-lover’s neutral. Unobtrusive but unmistakeably brimming with life, we love how this colour the idea of incorporating hits of this hue into any room.

 

Pantone Colour: Lapis Blue

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Get the Look: KitchenAid Stand Mixer in Blue Willow

Add a bright and bold splash of colour to your kitchen with a new KitchenAid stand mixer in "Blue Willow," an excellent match to Pantone’s "Lapis Blue."