and bridges the gap between warm and cool tones . It pairs beautifully with wood tones so you can easily incorporate practical furnishings that lend to an aura of relaxation and comfort . |
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Laid-Back Living Room
Color that mimics the hues found naturally outdoors tend to soothe the soul . Introduce natural calm to a place your family enjoys congregating by updating walls to a sophisticated organic green that is rooted in nature . Carry the relaxed mood throughout the room with complementing nature-inspired neutrals for your furniture , window treatments and accent pieces .
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Subtle Kitchen Spice
A stark white kitchen may feel crisp and clean , but it lacks the character that color brings . You can keep that airy feeling while infusing some gentle , welcoming warmth . Painted cabinets are on trend , so this is a perfect place to play with color . Use a light neutral taupe for the cabinets then balance with a warm , creamy white on the walls . If you ’ re worried the space may be dull , infuse a bit of color with a neutral blue on the backsplash . The soft hues
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work harmoniously for a simple but stylish space .
“ The Softened Refuge palette is designed to simplify color selection for a perfectly coordinated home design ,” said Ashley Banbury , HGTV
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Home by Sherwin-Williams senior color designer . “ Color combinations within the Collection can easily be used to craft spaces that help promote positive physical and mental well-being .” |
Inspiring Office
Your home office may see more use these days , so make it a place that keeps you centered and serene . Take a less-ismore approach and style with minimal color and repeating shapes for visual harmony that helps keep distractions at bay . For example , a rich black with brown undertones offers an elegant backdrop for a workspace . Consider using it for an accent wall with architectural detail like shiplap or beadboard then , on the remaining walls , complement the warmth with a pale tan shade that picks up the notes of brown .
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Brighter Small Spaces
It ’ s possible to illuminate small rooms and make them glow , even if there are no windows in the spaces . Tan shades with golden under tones attract natural light , and pairing a soft white adds vitality without overpowering the space . It ’ s a logical approach for a small , dimly lit bathroom or even a small bedroom situated away from ample direct light .
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Find more ideas for creating a sanctuary at home at hgtvhomebysherwinwilliams . com . |