Showing posts with label Bright color. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bright color. Show all posts

Thursday, November 22, 2012

DEAL ALERT: OOMPH ON ELM STREET SAMPLE ROOM EVERY THURSDAY AT 8PM

Every Thursday, Oomph will be adding deeply discounted pieces to a new sample room section on their site called Oomph on Elm. Starting at 8pm EST, you can find samples, pieces in one of a kind colors, and and other discontinued items. Just register on their website to access the sale. The items are up for 24 hours, and when its gone, its gone. Log on tonight to score the sweet pieces below!






Monday, September 10, 2012

ORANGE ALERT

Orange seems to have incredible staying power. The Pantone Color forecast of Tangerine Tango being THE color of 2012 is showing few signs of letting up. Perhaps that's because it is such an uplifting color that complements a variety of schemes, when used sparingly.  Chevrons and ikats in this color du jour have hit critical mass, but hey, I can't say I mind.

A three box Vanity Set from JM Piers in glass-covered orange faux lizard keeps odds and ends at bay.

Chelsea Textiles Furniture added a Jetson-would-like-this  Wingback Chair with contrast trim and button tufting along with a simple arm. So good looking.

Lacefield Designs has many new patterns to add to their stellar assortment, like these orange and white printed beauties from the gift show.

Photo courtesy of C. Wonder
The oversized scale of this C. Wonder Chevron Pillow makes it a cozy addition to a sofa.

Sandra Morgan's HP Designs laminated placemats are easy to clean and always look crisp. Her new ikat pattern was especially striking.
Photo courtesy of C. Wonder 
A lacquered orange bamboo bowl from C. Wonder incorporates shiny and matte for a nice contrast.

Dana Gibson launched travel bags, including this one with her cheetah pattern that can also be found on pillows

She also launched a zig zag pattern that's also great.

If you want to use a chevron in a bigger way, Dana Gibson's new Pagoda lantern is divine. She sold out at the gift show, so I hope new stock arrives soon as I have it earmarked for my apartment freshening.

But wait, there's more! A painted bombay dresser is petite charmant.

I am constantly amazed at the endless assortment of great pillows out there now. V Rugs and Home does unusual things with appliques that add a bit of texture.

One question I get a lot is where to find nice shower curtains that are reasonably priced. Jonathan Adler's new Arcade Shower Curtain is trimmed in grosgrain ribbon adding a nice, dressy detail.

Carnaby Street dishes from Jonathan Adler have a tight graphic geo and work well as catchall trays.

Adler's new Arcade bath towels come in all white with an orange border or a geometric all-over diamond pattern. Towels add a lot of zip to an all-white bath.

Arteriors Cassidy Porcelain Lamp in orange resembles something that lives 10,000 leagues under the sea, adding a breezy island touch to any table.

Photo courtesy of World Market Cost Plus
With a chic double ribbon border, World Market's orange lampshade looks like a bigger investment than it is.


After it's debut at High Point, bloggers can't get enough of Lexington Home Brands Aquarius collection orange dresser.



Tuesday, March 20, 2012

WARMING TREND: WELCOME SPRING WITH ROBERTA ROLLER RABBIT

Raising the fun quotient for resort wear, Roberta Freymann's Roberta Roller Rabbit has forever changed what we wear to the beach. Her fun - loving global wares and Indian block prints add a punchy jolt of color at home and at play. A sea of color await you in her new Palm Beach outpost. This season, she has moved off Worth Avenue and into the first floor of The Esplanade, into a gracious home. It allows her the space to fully tell the RRR story, as it is filled with saturated colors, joyous patterns, and easy to wear beachy silhouettes. There is plenty for home too, and let's not forget the all-important hostess gift, for this is a town synonymous with entertaining with style. Enjoy the new house of Roberta, where it is hard to leave empty - handed.

Citrus yellow awnings lure you inside.

Window dressing with color coordinated resort wear and home goods.

Take a seat in a patterned chair as you browse the bejeweled necklaces on a nearby table.

Available in every possible hue, pareos can get sandy or cut a bright swath across a dining table.

Bathing suits, sarongs, button down shirts, kurtas and dresses in bold signature prints stand out against the cheery yellow walls.

Children's bathing suits, mini kurtas, shorts and hats are beach ready.

A white canopy bed made up in jaunty blue and white bedding sits on a graphic rug in the middle of the shop.

A closer look at the bedding, where mixing scale is de rigeur.

More blue and white looks oh - so - right in this resort setting.

Scarves and throws come with embroidery and printed versions.

Grab a clutch and go.

Bone-inlaid furniture and accessories fit right into the pattern play.

These adorable monkeys make great gifts, as do the cosmetic bags above.

A wall of neatly rolled quilts ready for a home.

Edged in teal blue and saffron yellow, RRR china featuring an elephant motif is festive and sophisticated.

Thursday, March 15, 2012

BRIGHT NOW

Right now we are being wowed with wonderful bright hues, from punchy primaries to electric fluoro brights. The array of loud color is amazing-- a rainbow is peeking through for an early spring. Be it color blocking, stripes, or just saturated and unabashed, bright is so right now.

A wall of color at West Elm separating red, yellow, green and blue.

Photo courtesy of Kate Spade
Paint the town any color you want, as long as you pick a color. Say thanks for a colorful night with Paint The Town Notes from Kate Spade. Mais oui.

Photo courtesy of Stampa
Artist Sirichai's #17 Tongue is a nod to the great graphic 1960's pop art. He worked for fashion minimalist Geoffrey Beene, can you tell? Check out Stampa for their stable of fresh artists prints available with or without a frame.

Photo courtesy of DVF
An all-over red and white confetti pattern makes this DVF Square Dot tray a party-must.

Photo courtesy of Jonathan Adler
Throws always do the trick on the back of a sofa. This mohair number from Jonathan Adler in spring green is smile worthy.

Photo courtesy of Currey and Company
Better off red with Currey and Company's racing red Lombard Chest.

Photo courtesy of Pantone
A world of color is at your fingertips with Pantone Universe. Their espresso cups in reds and pinks will surely brighten your day.


Photo courtesy of West Elm
The lemon yellow of the Martini Table from West Elm is a tart treat.

Photo courtesy of CB2
For your favorite knit wit, a knitted pouf in electric pool blue from CB2.

Photo courtesy of Dwell
Stripe it rich with Dwell's chic cotton and wool Draper Stripe Rug in persimmon.

Photos courtesy of Anya Hindmarch
The Mini Grace bag in a color grid

I am endlessly inspired by British handbag designer, Anya Hindmarch. Every season she finds cultural, architectural and artistic influences that act as her muse. These color - based vignettes she has created for her newest saturated collection incorporate found, everyday objects to tell the color tale beautifully, in a cabinet of curiosities way I just love.

Show your love for the big apple with a glittering green minaudiere.

With a pop of white to accent all the crazy color, the Huxley Tote tones things down.

The classic Nevis Tote in playful multi-hued rubber is beachy keen.
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