I seem to be on a red flower trend. I bought these pillows from Target last spring to add a punch of color to our outdoor furniture set.
On an exploritory stop to Pier One this past week I saw this amazing rug hanging on display:
I can so picture this in my living room/office! But to not buy on impulse I am going to analyze/comparison shop. I believe in time tested purchases; not too trendy, but enough to update a space and last more than a season.
The colors available for the spring season are so bright and plentiful! Which brings me back to my trend. I have been looking for new foyer and garage door entry rugs. The entrances are not in direct view of each other, but they need to tie in~meaning they don't have to match exactly, which gives me more creative room! Here's what I found, and knew I didn't need to look any futher :)
- They don't match exactly
- They relate to each other with theme and color tones
- They relate to (without matching exactly) the porcelain tile colors
- They relate to the rooms that flow off the entries
Do you need help deciphering and pulling together your trend 'likes'? Are your room wall colors flowing with your theme? Call me for a consulting appointment if you get stuck.
Best~
Jill
Red is such a challenge to work around. With so many hues to choose from, it's hard to keep piking the right one so the house looks uniform. I try to stay away from reds - even though I love the color. I actually have 6 burgundy columns in my home but that seems easier to work with.
ReplyDeleteReds can be difficult for sure. I personally am drawn to the deeper, non-oranage, non-blue reds, partly because it is the shade of red I can wear. It can take time to find reds that coordinate~but I love a color challange :-)
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