This month, consider unexpected color palettes that work!
Orange + Hot Pink
Rather than choosing a traditional color palette try a combination of bright orange and hot pink, it creates a vibrant and lively design. These two colors make for a very sophisticated baby nursery or child’s room. Although these colors are side by side on the color wheel, they look stunning together.
Turquoise + Tangerine
The color combination of turquoise and tangerine has a global feel, especially when introduced through vases and curved end tables. Think of a tangerine sitting in a beautiful turquoise bowl in your kitchen, doesn’t that just seem fresh and clean.
Red + Kelly Green + Brown
Red plus green usually equals holidays, right? To make this combo work all year round, add chocolate brown and stark white accents. Now, the palette feels rich and sophisticated.
Orange + Shades of Blue
When designing a room, a jolting shade of tangerine and various shades of blue may not be the first color combination that comes to mind. However, the two pair very well together when used correctly (and won’t make you feel like you’re cheering for a sports team). The key is to use orange in your accessories and accents.
Coral + Emerald Green
Although often seen as a softer, more pastel shade of pink, coral is actually a pretty vocal and vibrant color. This sea-inspired hue stands out with both darker colors like the emerald green and more subdued colors, like pale yellow, sea foam green and gray.
Take your home to a bold new level by trying out one of these unexpected, but surprisingly perfect, color palettes. A designer can help you sorts through the thousands of shades available.
