As we’ve talked about before I always advice going out on that design limb when purchasing end tables and night stands (at the very least). Why? They are small in scale; therefore, easy to visually digest. They are also not as large an investment as a sofa, media center or chairs which means the anguish [...] […]
Ok, I’m not a counselor, but married ladies this ones for you. Want to add some spice up you bedroom ? Start by removing the floral quilt bedding with the ruffled lace shams and that adorable pink satin heart shaped pillow you made in junior high school. The frilly curtains with the balloon valance and rope [...] […]
Entrances are the eyes that reflect the soul of the entire house. Whether your front door opens onto a three story foyer replete with grand staircase and gilded chandelier or is simply a few feet long, the impact is the same. It should be the proverbial mirror into your soul. A reflection of your passions, [...] […]
Metallic hues like gold, silver, bronze and copper are becoming more and more popular in the home as well as in fashion design. This unique piece from Currey and Co. has artistic flare that will draw anyone’s attention. The shape and style are modeled after ancient Chinese furniture.
Wood tones that feature large grainy textures are taking place of the popular java or espresso tones. Stained furniture often means that you are buying anti-”green” home furnishings. Unless the piece has been stained or sealed with a water based treatment the furniture can not be considerd eco-friendly. So beware the green washing and look to more natural tone like the one seen here from Oggetti.
Orange is very popular right now as are reds and other warm tones. Warm toned furniture might be bold or loud but when placed in the right space with other color appropriate furnishings and wall color it can be right on the money. This tall sideboard in orange from Red Egg has so much personality that your other furniture will be jealous. Now I’m sure you are wondering what other colors you’d incorporate with orange and the answer is: blues, browns, white or hot pink. Think FUN FUN FUN!
Go Green! In this case we don’t only mean Eco-Friendly but we mean the color. I know that adding green furniture to a space might be a little on the nose but the color is hot this fall and will make a great impact on your earthy interior. Using colors from nature is a perfect way to bring the outside in and when you mix greens with browns like in this coffee table from CR Currin it makes a great statement.
My Favorite furniture Color trend is BLUE! This desk from A. P. Industries has an oceanic feel and great sensibility. Now I know what you’re thinking, “That piece belongs in a boys room.” well blue furniture isn’t just for boys any more. Adding an occasional piece like this to your space gives you a sense of artistic expression with out going over the top. Simple is better and when working with colored furniture that is key to a great overall design.
Find out more about home interior color trends by watching the video below!
Go bold or go home! Other great home tips from Abbey K. at On Interior Design
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