Think your décor is short on detail? Here’s what you do: Tack on some trim. Something tasteful and tailored, nothing crazy. After all, you don’t live in a circus tent.
Bring fun, energy and intrigue into the hope with a pop of color courtesy of nature's very own color palette.
If you attended the recent Utah Valley Parade of Homes, you couldn't miss how a black-and-white color palette dominated many of the dramatic, high-style interiors.
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In Deer Valley, designer Tori McBrien and her clients use fresh colors, shimmering surfaces and high-voltage details to transform a slope-side family retreat.
In Deer Valley, designer Tori McBrien and her clients use fresh colors, shimmering surfaces and high-voltage details to transform a slope-side family retreat.
Designer Jeff Landry offers tips and techniques for creating a sensational, single—color space.
Evaluate the space. “Monochromatic palettes create a larger visual space and a soothing, gentle environment,” says Landry, who often uses single-color schemes to make rooms look and feel more spacious and tranquil.
Begin with fabrics, Landry suggests. He...
Marsala, Rose Quartz, Serenity and Radiant Orchid: Move over. You have nothing on 2017's Pantone Color of the Year: Greenery. Green is the new black; it compliments every hue. While wedding backgrounds, backdrops, fillers—and even menus—almost always flaunt fresh greens, it's about time green-clad details get their day in the spotlight.
Photography: D'Arcy...