Tiktok What Color Do You Think Of When You Think Of Me
Emily Minton Redfield
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Cherry + Brass
Cherry red walls with a high-gloss finish and brass accents bring maximum luxury to this tea room designed by Marie Flanigan for House Beautiful's Whole Home in Denver. It's perfect for a much-needed quiet moment for one.
Karyn Millet
2 of 27
Orange Cream + Deep Teal
Designer Celerie Kemble let her daughter pick the color scheme for this room in their Manhattan apartment. The orange cream walls paired with the deep teal carpeting and accents breeds a lively atmosphere.
Werner Straube
3 of 27
Sapphire + Mustard
The color-drenched "flex room" in a Michigan house designed by Corey Damen Jenkins is a fun place for kids to do homework or for the grown-ups to have after-dinner drinks. The lacquered walls are actually a Philip Jeffries wallcovering.
David A. Land
4 of 27
Tangerine + Olive
Olive-painted trim on walls papered in a bright orange pattern? It doesn't sound like it should work, but this dining room—designed by Chenault James for House Beautiful's Whole Home in Nashville—is proof that it definitely does.
Reid Rolls
5 of 27
Aqua + Raspberry
Nick Olsen used look-at-me shades of pink and blue to cover every inch of a girl's bedroom—check out the Christopher Farr Cloth wallpaper on the ceiling!
TRIA GIOVAN
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Pistachio + Periwinkle
This sweet concoction of a living room, designed by Amanda Lindroth, provides irrefutable proof that opposites attract. She had the Quadrille fabric on the sofas printed in a custom color combination to tie the two hues together,
Jane Beiles
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Royal Blue + Orchid
"Nothing matches, but it all works together," says designer Charlotte Barnes of the bright blue kitchen in a family's South Carolina vacation house. Her go-to shade? Farrow & Ball's Hague Blue.
Thomas Loof
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Blush + Mahogany
Matthew Carter used pale pink walls—painted in Benjamin Moore's Precocious—as a backdrop for antique wood furniture in a Bahamas vacation home.
Thomas Loof
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Mint + Pale Gray
To freshen up the existing kitchen of a client's Palm Beach house, designer Caroline Rafferty painted the cabinets an after-dinner-mint green (Benjamin Moore's Dewdrop), bleached the dark-red teak countertop on the island, and coated the floors in Benjamin Moore's Gray Owl.
David A. Land
10 of 27
Iris + Crimson
Feeling bold? With its purple ceiling (Delicate Petal by Pratt & Lambert) and red walls (Red Statement, also Pratt & Lambert), the living room of Katie Brown's Connecticut house is a showstopper.
CHRISTOPHER DELANEY
11 of 27
Fuchsia + Robin's Egg Blue
Kristen McCory used a few coats of saturated pink paint—inspired by her client's grandmother's lipstick—to turn a hand-me-down secretary into a showstopping focal point for an upstairs hallway clad in pale blue wallpaper.
Douglas Friedman
12 of 27
Yellow + White
The vibrant yellow-and-white Clarence House wallpaper in this breakfast nook designed by Krista Ewart ensures a bright start to the day. "The yellow is so fresh and sunny, and the room goes a little retro with the white Chinese Chippendale chairs and the black painted floor," she says.
Luke White
13 of 27
Teal + Brick
"Saturated colors balance the strength of the architecture," says Janie Molster of this 1700s Virginia study where red curtains hang from walls in Benjamin Moore's Mill Spring Blue.
Mary Costa Photography
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Electric Blue + Aquamarine
"I like to pair bold shades from the same family," says Caitlin Murray, the designer behind Black Lacquer Design. "Incorporating color blocking through statement elements creates dimension and contrast." She recommends using artwork that features both hues to tie them together and make the look feel purposeful and polished.
Jonny Valiant
15 of 27
Peach + Black
"There are many different shades of the versatile peach color that's so on trend right now," says Kayla Hein, creative director at Modern Castle. If you want to give it a more formal look, try pairing it with black, as seen in this New York City living room designed by Jamie Drake.
Stephen Kent Johnson
16 of 27
Charcoal + Burnt Orange
"This is a combination most modern interior lovers can appreciate," says designer Francesco Bilotto. "It's best to use this in bedrooms or guest rooms where making the space 'gender-neutral' is more the goal." Here, designer Nina Farmer layered shades of gray in a New England home's master bedroom with an orange throw.
Brian Doben
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Teal + Copper
In this Manhattan kitchen designed by Philip Gorrivan, iridescent mosaic tiles and a ceiling lacquered in Benjamin Moore's Oceanic Teal pick up a color from the wallpaper in the hallway.
ERIC PIASECKI
18 of 27
Lemon + Candy Apple
"The dining chairs and kitchen stools are a typical bamboo Chippendale style, but in high-gloss lacquer they're surprising," designer Jesse Carrier says of this Naples, Florida home. "It's like they're candy-coated." The yellow glaze for the walls was inspired by the backsplash tile by Popham Design.
Ngoc Minh Ngo
19 of 27
Amethyst + Scarlet
The velvet-covered banquette serves as plush seating at the dining table, draped in purple burlap from Elegant Fabrics. Designer David Kaihoi's three-year-old daughter sits in the red Tripp Trapp high chair by Stokke in the New York City-based apartment.
Bjorn Wallander
20 of 27
Royal Purple + Seafoam
In this Brooklyn studio designed by Nick Olsen, a Mexican serape is an unexpected upholstery choice for a Louis XV–style chair. The vintage blanket inspired the apartment's vibrant color scheme. The love seat's white twill slipcover piped in green is echoed in Super White by doors trimmed in Amazon Moss, both by Benjamin Moore.
Maura McEvoy
21 of 27
Ruby + Ink
Nick Olsen designed a Moorish arched headboard in shiny red leather with lavender piping to contrast with the Manhattan bedroom's matte walls in Fine Paints of Europe Eurolux Interior Matte in Navy Blue.
Jonny Valiant
22 of 27
Lime + Pearl Pink
"We wanted the dining room to be a graceful, elegant jewel box that glows in candlelight," Christina Murphy says. She wrapped the room in Stark's luminous Corean wallpaper, hand-painted on a silk ground. Hickory Chair's Linwood side chairs in silver-leaf finish and mirrored fixtures from Worlds Away enhance the shimmery mood.
Francois Dischinger
23 of 27
Kelly Green + Pumpkin
Nursery walls are upholstered in Marimekko's playful African Kuningatar in a New York City loft decorated by Steven Sclaroff.
John Kernick
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Jonny Valiant
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Green Tea + Dusty Brown
To bring a feeling of nature into a New York living room, designer Fawn Galli used a custom minty green: "I don't think a color should be too saturated or strong on a wall." Pal + Smith chairs upholstered in Safari by Manuel Canovas, a Paley sofa from Profiles, a Fiona Curran Palette carpet for the Rug Company, and a painting by Anne Siems give the room "a sense of storybook fantasy."
Lucas Allen
26 of 27
Spring Green + Bubblegum
Color on the ceilings lift the eye up, making a room seem taller and bigger. Jamie Drake opted for Benjamin Moore's "I Love You Pink" to contrast the Kelly green scheme throughout the two-bedroom Manhattan apartment.
Bjorn Wallander
27 of 27
Emerald + Scarlet
"I love the hard geometry of the chest next to the frilly curtains," Nick Olsen says of this Brooklyn studio. To add a soft touch to the metal Heimdal bed from Ikea, he slipcovered a length of foam in Schumacher's Hong Kong for a headboard. Mercury glass lamps from Circa Lighting make an impact. They're set on vintage end tables—originally brown, Olsen repainted them a bright Chinese red, "because every room needs a touch of red."
Tiktok What Color Do You Think Of When You Think Of Me
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