Something about this traditional living room space caught my attention. Yes, the burnt orange hues and deep pinks are a striking element of the scheme, but it was more than that. The billowing, almost elongated drapes are a nod to the dramatic height of the room, whilst the oversized, circular ottoman hints that the space is for relaxing in, despite the otherwise formal furniture. Finally, the well-balanced colour palette is demonstrated through the addition of olive green and blue shades that break up the louder orange and pink hues. What elements of this scheme do you like best, friends?
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I am loving that pink chair!
ReplyDeleteOh love love love! Agree with Kathryn, that chair is amazing. And the whole thing is so inviting isn't it?
ReplyDeleteNancy xo
Absolutely love that the drapery panels don't match! I don't think I've ever seen that before...very cool!
ReplyDeleteooh that tufted chair....lovely.
ReplyDeletei am a sucker for colors so thats what I really loved :)
ReplyDeleteSo bright! Really cool though.
ReplyDeleteThe place you shared that is perfect for taking a rest. That is so bright and really cool room among all your photographs of your rooms.
ReplyDeletePromosyon
Lurvvvveeeee this Carla. Xx
ReplyDeleteJust adore this room Will! Drapes are amazing ... and the colour palette just works so well.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing.
xx
Love the pink chair and the unexpected mismatch of the drapes :)
ReplyDeleteLove this warm color palette! My mom had curtains like that and I still love them! They add that splash of more to any room! Much love, xo
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I love that tufted chair - the pieces are so traditional and dramatic but the lack of clutter and bold color scheme keeps it so fresh!
ReplyDeletexo Allison
Spicer + Bank
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Button back chairs just make me want to sink in and recline with languid abandon.
ReplyDeleteI don't usually do pink but I'd happily make an exception in this case!
I adore the ottoman in front of the fireplace. We have a similar set up with an oversize rectangle and its one of my favorite spots. Although its usually occupied by the pooch. ;)
ReplyDeleteI think you described it very well Will :-) I like the round shapes of the furniture, no hard edges.
ReplyDeleteI really want a pick/fuchsia tufted chair! one day i will get it!!
ReplyDeleteLove the ottoman. And the window treatments are so bright and cheery. yet another wonderful post :-)
ReplyDeleteI simply love this combo...fuchsia and orange
ReplyDeletelove that pink chair!
ReplyDeleteHow many elements have I to choose?????? I love all in this styling!!!!May be .... curtains and their colors! Very very cool!!
ReplyDeletevale
mismatched draped? YES!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a happy space! Love the use of colors here. The pink turfed chair is my favorite!
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend, Will!
Jessie
www.mixandchic.com
Love the colour palette used in this space; the loud orange and pinks, cleverly mixed with the softer hints of olive and dusty pink are just gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!!
ReplyDeleteI can't choose just one thing!
Nice day! ;-)
Not a spot of art and still beautiful. That's hard for me to say! This colour scheme is brilliant.
ReplyDeleteKim
www.inspiredlines.blogspot.com