I haven’t contributed to this series in eons but when I came across this color scheme on Design Seeds, I knew I had to find more inspiration so here goes. The dark tones keeps it tailored and masculine but the peachy hues keeps it sweet. This can work well for a nursery, bridal party attire and tablescapes.
{Images via Subtle Finish, Andrea is the VP of Merchandising for Design and Vintage sales at One Kings Lane via The Coveteur, Chicago Home and Garden, HGTV & Glamour}
Love the colors and how simple party decor can be displayed in a way that makes a big impact. That backdrop is amazing. Switch out the XOs and this can easily be a bridal shower or birthday party.
{Images via Sitting in a Tree Events}
I have been watching waaay more of the Olympics than I thought I would. And besides discovering that fine specimen Ryan Bailey (sprints), I am in complete admiration of the young teen gymnasts. Having my god-daughter/little cousin take gymnastic lessons, I couldn’t help but think of her when watching Gabby perform. What an amazing young lady, so poised, so accomplished in such a short time. She’s inspiring little girls everywhere….
It’s amazing what can blossom…
From cultivating your talents and striving for success…
So I figured it’ll be fun to take some of the outfits and find interiors that have the same color scheme…
With a gray background & mulberry accents, this room is a ringer for the photo of Gabby above…
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Such a fun vibrant color combo. What do you think?
{Lily Z Design}
I know this is similar to the post I did on sour apple and blueberry hues but…since neon colors are all the rage right now, I figured I’d show one paired with a neutral…
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One week ago today my Milwaukee Bucks beat the Lakers. I can’t stand that team so I was estatic. Here’s another opportunity for me to gloat, lol. Purple & yellow…
{design: David Kaihoi for House Beautiful photos:Ngoc Minh Ngo}
I soooo wish the bookshelves had books with yellow spines somewhere in there. Can you imagine how much more fabulous this space would be with color coordinated books like this?
{Emily Walker of H&H. Photo via Odi et Amo}
In the background you see framed fabric. Here’s another view of that room.
{The Classic Invitation}
Beautiful high gloss walls…
This totally inspired an outfit I’m wearing to work tomorrow. {images via Inspired Design & Elle Decor}
I had a conversation on twitter about the chance that a purple and pink tree could turn out tacky. Frankly, depending on how it’s decorated, any tree regardless of hue can become tacky. So here is a round of inspiration in a non traditional scheme that’s sure to make any girl happy. Above, I adore the display of cards on ribbon with ornaments and the ornaments and candles over the mantle. Simple easy decor ideas…
Tree decor design tips: Use beads (think Marti Gras) or ribbon instead of garland, use different sized bulbs to create more dimension, and instead of a star, use foliage and glittered branches at the tops of the tree…
{Lonny mag}
I prefer ribbon a little differently but the hues are still pretty…
