This regal shade of purple is ideal for year-round decoration, but looks especially stunning during the summertime. Designer Brian Patrick Flynn spices up a simple patio with a purple-and-white striped area rug uniquely coordinated with a palette of yellow, brown and gray. Add some new lilacs or liatris to a vase to actually accentuate purple inside your home.
A daring colour famous for its masculine appeal, blue has discovered a spot in female settings, also. If you do not feel comfy dousing your space with paint, then let your decor and accessories do all of the work in regards to colour. Designer John Gidding dresses up this very simple dining room with a bold blue area rug coordinated with matching cushions and emphasized dining room settings. Complemented with a fiery shade of red, the design showcases a timeless colour duo without looking patriotic.
Mirroring the sun's glowing hues, this brilliant shade of daffodil livens up an otherwise all-white room. "The sunny-yellow chinoiserie wallpaper has been paired with gray and bright white, in addition to vivid black and white navy accents, to turn a long, dark and uninviting room into a bright and cheerful spot," designer Christian Could says.
Vaulted ceilings and open windows are an inviting environment for walls of turquoise. Mid-century contemporary furnishings in vintage mustard hues serve as a exceptional match, while exerting a retro, urban texture within the area. This dynamic colour of blue can easily stand alone or be toned down with muted colors.
Slate-blue walls look stunning and crisp when coordinated with neutral accessories and furniture. Though deep in tone, this blue hue still evokes feelings of summer via its representation of ocean waves and coastal inspiration. Layout by Vanessa De Vargas
Designer Shelly Riehl David adds some whimsy to this graceful house by coating the walls with yellow green. In the furniture upholstery into the drapes, darker shades of green are used as accents to prevent the wall color from looking out of place. When using a color with this degree of brightness, pair with browns and creams for a soft equilibrium.
Although summer is generally related to vibrant, saturated colours, bold primaries have been toned down with white to make shades of aqua, misty blue and azure. HGTV enthusiast WhimsicalWitch gives her kitchen a shabby-chic makeover with the addition of sporadic splashes of aqua into the crisp, white area. Freshly painted seats, distressed shutters and aqua-trimmed stemware deliver a cool, delicate texture to the space, perfect for a genuine summer appearance.
Silver looks stunning with pretty much any color, particularly summer whites and misty blues. Designer Sarah Richardson creates a tranquil and inviting bedroom by combining shades of white and ivory with soft hints of silver and baby blue. The serene palette will surely evoke sweet fantasies and reassuring thoughts.
Warm golden colors are often coupled with autumn foliage and autumn vacations. This year, however, both sandy golden hues and yellow gold are stepping outside for summer. Gold is frequently associated with wealthy, elegant decor but if used properly it may have a hip, retro vibe. This chic home office pairs gold accents with blush-rose walls plus a muted-teal ottoman for a stunning contrast. Design by Domicile Interior Design
Brick red is a traditional color which may be successfully incorporated into any room or apparel all year roundnonetheless, a bold shade of crimson can deliver a timeless summertime feel when used in a lighter color palette. While rich-red walls may be too brazen to get some, designer Sarah Richardson shows that using red as an accent with a creamy, off-white background, you can still achieve the identical eye effect effect.
The vigorous utilization of green in this living room pays homage to lush, green grass in the summertime. Designer Candice Olson integrates various shades of green into the space, from mint lotion to kelly green. Particular color pairings of gray, tan and ivory with pops of green allow the lively hue to genuinely stand out to get a fresh appearance.
Designer Allison Cosmos brightened this outside retreat with a dramatic burst of honeysuckle. Called Pantone's colour of the year, this pretty shade of pink remains popular for summer decoration and looks especially stunning with all the lime-green accents and charcoal-gray backdrop. Sister colors, called sea pink or orchid, are making an appearance this summer, providing the exact same feminine and synergistic impact as our beloved friend honeysuckle.
Fantastic for cottage-style homes and people nestled close to the sea, mint lotion pairs well with ivory, baby blue and other hues motivated by a creamy colour palette. Designer Sarah Richardson brightened this dining area having a distressed mint-cream seat that sits between two ivory wing chairs covered in pale-green patterns. The look is elegant and sophisticated with cottage-style charm that represents the genuine feel of summertime.
This polished colour of purple is an elegant, feminine and inviting color that helps to stimulate dialog and imagination. The invigorating hue is ideal for living rooms, dining rooms and sitting spaces where friends and family often socialize. Take lavender to a bold new level by adding it into the wall with an eye-catching background pattern. Image courtesy of Kips Bay Decorator Show House
Whether used in the summer or fall, faded browns and creams deliver a calm palette. This serene sunroom comes with a monochromatic color scheme, permitting the outdoor views to provide a textural and intriguing backdrop to simple ivory accessories and furniture.
Soft, pastel hues can function as neutrals when put with more saturated colours. Designer Erinn Valencich brings a playful touch to the tufted-pink headboard by joining it with lime-green and copper accessories. This unlikely color combination works perfectly together, creating a calm space with an lively and vibrant vibe.
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