Nathan Clark
Reanna Ocean Vases feature image courtesy of Caron’s Beach House. Can Pantone’s Color of the Year be more trendy for beach house interior design?
Think of how you dress up a simple pair of jeans with a bright pink pullover or a fun sunny yellow sweater.
Add a few home decor accessories in Classic Blue and feel confident that the colors will go together.
When decorating a space, I love using artwork, fabrics and rugs as inspiration pieces. In this table top vignette from Caron’s Beach House, notice how the colors found in the seascape painting inspires the palette.
Instilling calm, confidence, and connection, this enduring blue hue highlights our desire for a dependable and stable foundation on which to build as we cross the threshold into a new era.Pantone's 2020 Color of the Year Amy, a 30-something professional was ready to kick her dorm room design style to the curb.
She sought a few key coastal accessories to bring a sense of sophistication to her newly purchased home.
The stunning Hagano Blue Glass Table Lamp makes a big statement in her tiny traditional style condo. The embroidered Circle patterned luxury pillow adds elegance, texture and a pop of whimsy which perfectly suits its young owner. And the bright woven cotton throw blanket in coastal blues and creams beckons an afternoon of curling up on the couch with a good book or binge-watching The Bachelor.
If there’s ever a time to throw caution to the wind and express yourself, this is the place to show off and have fun. In this example I chose living room items that were closely related to Classic Blue.
A few well-chosen accessories in Classic Blue creates a calm and relaxed room that’s on trend but not quickly dated. And since your home is your haven from the craziness of life, why not decorate it with the look and feel of the sky just after dusk.
This post is sponsored in part thanks to Caron’s Beach House, Coastal and Nautical Home Decor. Table top floral arrangement courtesy of Jeannine O’Neil of Magnolia Blooms, an event floral designer who hosts pop-up flower arranging events in the north of Boston, MA area.
