Color Theory
CB2, Please Dip Your Brush Into a New Paint Bucket
My recent post on CB2's new green knitted pouf got me thinking about the retailer's color palette in general. If you browse through CB2's 700-some-odd products, you'll find plenty of charcoal, dark wood, and white. But you'll be hard-pressed to find a single furnishing or accessory in any color but sunny yellow, avocado, or the brand's signature lobster orange — all bright, warm colors.
Color Theory: Orange You Pretty
Continuing with my harvest colors theme (check out yesterday's Down With Brown post), today I've rounded up some gorgeous interiors that feature orange. While it may not be your go-to color when it comes to interiors, as you'll see, it's a wonderful choice for adding warmth and spark to a space.
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Color Theory: Down With Brown
Since this week is an extended holiday weekend, I thought it would be nice to celebrate the holiday by focusing on colors of the harvest. Today, as part of my series of Color Theory posts, we're going to look at welcoming, sensual brown.
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Could You Live in This Room?
You'd have to love pink, and monochromatic decorating, to really feel comfy in this overwhelmingly pink-and-patterned boudoir. Still, can you imagine how camouflaged you'd be if you wore matching pajamas?
Source: Flickr User army.arch
Could You Live in This Room?
Coveted Crib: Pink Simplicity in Tribeca
In this 700-square-foot Tribeca loft designed by Ghislaine Viñas, precision and simplicity rule the roost, along with one particular: pink. The owner, a life-long pink enthusiast, wanted to give her family home some personality with her beloved bright pink and magenta hues. So the focus of the living room is this bright '70s-style corner sectional, and white and light oak give the space lightness and a neutral background to tame the vibrancy of the furnishings.
Are You Bold With Pattern?
This raspberry-toned bedroom is certainly a delight for the senses. From its bright colors to its striped textiles to its metallic, patterned wallpaper, this bedroom seems more likely to wake one up than lull her to sleep. When you decorate, are you this bold with pattern?
Color Theory: In the Pink
If you're not ready to go overly bold with pink, why not try a softer shade? There are other ways to add this color to your home without going over the top, too. To find out how, check out the slideshow.
Casa Quickie: Add Pink With Flowers
If you live with someone who has a total aversion to the color pink, you can still add it to your house in small doses. The easiest way? By using flowers, of course!
Color Theory: Fearless, Fabulous Pink
Want to make a statement in your home? Then decorate with bright pink. Almost nearing the hot pink region, this shade is a great, bold way to really make a color impact in a room.
Ask Casa: Help Me Choose Paint Colors
Hi Casa,
My boyfriend and I are about to move into our first house and I couldn't be happier! I can't wait to get in there and start putting our touch on things! The only problem is that I am having a tough time picking a paint color for the living room.
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