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1 week ago |
livingetc.com | Amy Wong
Purple is the color of dreams, of floating on an ethereal lavender-y lilac-y smoke into worlds unknown. It’s also the color of shadows, darkness, of sinking into aubergine-y blackberry depths unknown. Decorating with purple is something many aren't easily convinced on — until recently, it seems. Regal, intriguing, and ever so slightly elusive, purple is a color that refuses to be easily defined. It carries the depth and drama of blue with the warmth of red.
Here's Why Decorating With Mustard Yellow Helps Fill Your Interiors With a Sense of "Confident Calm"
1 week ago |
livingetc.com | Amy Wong
Decorating with mustard yellow had more than a moment over the last decade. For a time, it seemed you couldn't turn without seeing it. But is it still relevant, and does it have staying power? Absolutely — in fact, I think it has what it takes to becomes a real contemporary classic. Bold, comforting, and warm, mustard yellow is essentially a gold without any of the potential gaudiness. Well, technically it’s yellow — but it really doesn’t feel like it.
"It's Akin to a Shot of Caffeine" — 4 Ways You Should Be Decorating With Cobalt to Wake Your Home Up
3 weeks ago |
livingetc.com | Amy Wong
You haven’t ‘done’ blue until you’ve experimented with cobalt. The bluest of the blues, cobalt is so rich it’s practically dripping in pigment. But is such a bold, impactful shade really workable in the home? Yes, yes, a thousand times yes, and I implore you to at least give it a go.
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1 month ago |
livingetc.com | Amy Wong
Light blue. It conjures images of the sky shifting around dawn, of glimmering shallow seas, and of woodlands scattered with spring bluebells. But when it comes to decorating with light blue in the home, does work in a contemporary way? Oh, it can, and it will. The lighter intonations of blue feel soothing. We can all sense it.
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1 month ago |
inkl.com | Amy Wong
A navy blue living room with a blue rug and blue sofa. I have always been under the impression that blue goes with everything — blue jeans, a navy blue blazer, even classic blue-and-white bone china on any table setting. But — and I apologize in advance to all the blue fans reading this — I recently learned that when it comes to our homes, blue isn't always best.
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