Anthracite Grey Radiators

1. Grey Radiators And Winter Wall Colours Winter is a favourite season for many. The enjoyment of celebrating with family & friends on the countdown to the Christmas festivities brings many joy and happiness. For others it is the change in natural landscape and getting outdoors on a winter adventure that brings merriment. But the beauty of wintertime isn’t limited to outside of the home, with an ‘outdoors indoors’ theme being one of the hottest home trends, many people have chosen a cooler colour scheme to decorate rooms within their home. In this article we focus on Radiator Outlet’s anthracite grey radiators and explore why this radiator is the perfect choice to keep things warm and toasty, whilst setting off your seasonal décor tastefully. Anthracite grey is without doubt a popular radiator colour, often paired with earthy and warmer shades. This January we explore shades from a cooler colour palette that also work beautifully with this radiator.

2. The boldness of the anthracite grey radiator goes beautifully with distant dark blue tones as well as lighter pigeon blues and watered-down shades of grey. For decorative homes inspired by cooler earthly tones, the anthracite radiator is the ideal choice for backgrounds of a brown and green palette. For example, mahogany browns or shades of olive green. For more delicate-coloured walls, classic grey is the perfect backdrop for a Radiator Outlet anthracite radiator. Perhaps the space you’re wanting to heat up includes festive shades of brown reds and pine greens. If you’re looking for a discreet but complimentary heater in a room or space where bold colours are prominent, this is the radiator to choose. Available in electric as well as standard, and many different styles, Radiator Outlets anthracite heaters are the number one radiator this season. Are you inspired by the above colours, or do you like to decorate your home often to stay on trend? If so, an electric radiator would be a great choice as you can easily remove it from your wall without any specialist knowledge and paint your walls your chosen colour. Once painted or wallpapered, simply re hang the radiator and relax in the new ambience of your room. Whilst painting an individual wall is a relatively simple task which can be achieved by most, removing a central heating radiator with the aim of re painting a wall would need a greater understanding of plumbing and DIY knowledge and best left to the experts. Regardless, it isn’t a process that would be too costly and certainly something to consider if you fancy giving your interiors a revamp, or even selling a property and want a striking colour scheme which stands out. Invite warmth and a modern style into your seasonally inspired home this winter and enjoy long winter nights in comfort with a new Radiator Outlet radiator.