From vibrant hues to softer tones, these nature-inspired shades are replacing the basics.
Carmel Brantley
When it comes to decorating your home,coloris a surefire way to express your individual style.
Rule 1: Drench in Color
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We usually do a darker shade on larger pieces like upholstery and a lighter version on accessories.
For us, thats blue and green.
Green adds a natural, serene touch, making the space feel grounded without competing with other elements.
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This drenching effect helps create a balance of warmth and sophistication, he says.
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Benson punctuated the cozy spot with red-hued furnishings in a medley of textures and prints.
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Rule 4: Play with Contrast (And Textiles!)
I think of blues and greens as a way to bring in the outdoors, she says.
Theyre complementary to a lot of environments, especially when you have plenty of natural light coming in.
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It is very calming, and it feels timeless.
I like artwork, decor, and people to have a place to shine, she says.
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