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We’re halfway though the year. Not totally sure how that happened, but we’re here, and I’m thinking about what colors will be relevant for the projects that will be complete next year.
Of all the design trends I cover, color is one of my favorite. To continue my series of 2018 color trends we’ll look at the 2018 Colormix color forecast from Sherwin-Williams. Continue reading “2018 Colormix Forecast”
Sherwin-Williams has announced it’s pick for 2017 Color of the Year as Poised Taupe (SW 6039).
This color has been described as what you’d get if gray and brown had a baby, but in reality it’s a earthier take on the very popular “greige” trend. Continue reading “Sherwin-Williams Color of the Year 2017: Poised Taupe”
From bold, ethnic-inspired colors and designs to the Bohemian lifestyle, the Unrestrained palette celebrates a carefree spirit, wanderlust and pulsing color. The palette features saturated primary hues, including sunny yellow, lively turquoise and bright blue, as well as black and white. Each can be used on its own for a pop of color, or combined, to create a vibrant, energetic space.
“South Africa’s colorful art scene and focus on the 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio de Janeiro have strongly influenced a Carnival-like spirit. This spirit is inspiring design with a zest for life, and the vibrant colors of Unrestrained are a reflection of that design aesthetic,” – Jackie Jordan. director of color marketing, Sherwin-Williams
Love the throw and the chair color with the yellow lamp
Turquoise makes this room pop
Bohemian Chic Outdoor Space
An Entrance that Pops with a Tanger Sofa
Vibrantly Painted Kitchen Island
Amazing Bold Paint Color with Yellow Mantel
Unrestrained is a perfect description for this bathroom
The colors of Buoyant are reminiscent of vintage floral patterns – light and deep greens, violets and a pop of coral. In addition to renewed optimism, the palette is also inspired by the natural healing of botanicals, as well as the incorporation of green spaces into even the most densely urban environments. When you return home from your daily grind, you will be surrounded not by colors of a concrete jungle, but by colors found in a lush rainforest or tropical garden.
“We’ve weathered the recession and are finally seeing hopeful signs of growth and expansion. Our revived good spirits echo the optimism that followed World War II, when GIs returned home from exotic locales, bringing a wave of tropical prints and tiki-inspired looks,” says Jackie Jordan. “Like that era, we’re expressing our enthusiasm with big, bright florals in fashion and interiors.”
Vibrant Color Interior
Botanical Tile Interior
Victorian Botanical Print with Thistle
Tropical Bedroom with colorful throw
Floral Dinnerware is perfect for making a dining room look fresh
Appliance Art