Hint: Timeless is always in, but you might want to step up your color game!

This is when we take one color and use it on the walls, upholstery, drapery and accessories.

We keep it from being too stagnant by using different shades of the chosen color on each element.

McNeill Family Farmhouse in Americus, Georgia, Living Room

Credit:HECTOR MANUEL SANCHEZ; STYLING: CHRISTINA WRESSELL

Deco inspired elegance never left but will continue to inspire, she says.

The use of stone and raw materials will also extend beyond expected places.

“No longer will we only see this exclusively on countertops and fireplaces.

Nat Note Natalie Steen Living Room

Alison Gootee; Styling: Page Mullins.

Unexpected Frame Colors

Not ready to paint that wall?

Consider swapping out a drab frame instead.

When clients are craving color, we dont neglect the frames onartworkor photos!

Stephanie Sabbe Nashville living room

Credit:Photographer: James Ransom; Styling: Christina Wressell

Choosing a colored frame is a surprising way to add character and pops of color to a home.

saysDallas, Texas, designer Lisa Henderson.

Stevens notes the importance of saturation.

Brandon Ingram Atlanta Home Living Room

Credit:ANTONIS ACHILLEOS; STYLING: MATTHEW GLEASON

Color is being deployed with newfound confidence through a technique of tonal saturation, she explains.

The monochromatic approach brings unexpected depth to spaces while maintaining architectural cohesion.

Reynolds foresees the base color palette trending towards ivory and wood tones then laying in color.

Taylor Family Home Pantry

Cooper cloaked the pantry in Farrow & Ball’s Brinjal (No. 222).Credit:DANE TASHIMA; Styling: PAGE MULLINS

It reflects a more nuanced approach to modern living.

These purposeful spaces maintain visual connection while offering acoustic and functional separation when desired.