Its that time of the year again. The time when the seasons change, when the days get shorter, the nights get longer and the wind blows in the early morning. We may not have a fall season in this part of the world, but there’s no reason why we can’t work with colors traditionally associated with that season — et al. Incorporate these colors into your home to make comfortable things happen.
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War
A mix of red, orange and brown, this is the most popular color for fall. Named after the oxidizing effect of iron, rust is a warm color and the perfect choice for a time when the seasons turn. Pair it with white for freshness, black to accentuate your look, denim for a casual look and navy for a sophisticated statement.
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Berry
The berry family includes hundreds of colors. Anything in between red and purple – be it a wine, Marsala or Burgundy – is part of the berry family. Ideal for sophisticated rooms, any berry color adds a sense of richness and sophistication to a room. Pair with coordinating colors like sherbet for a monochrome-type look or try combining them with a neutral for maximum effect.
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Sleep
The color of success, victory and prosperity, gold is a color that has been used for centuries. Associated with masculine energy and the power of the sun, the color is ideal for home decor. Use it for a statement accent wall, great accent piece, or a bright metallic lamp. There can be no better option than this for the festive season.
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Plum
This deep purple hue, reminiscent of berry shades, is rich and statement-making. Be it a minimalist modern room or an old world traditional space, this warm and vibrant color fits right in. Make it something completely different by experimenting with pairings – try placing it against a metallic gold, grello, sage green or silver for the brand. new look.
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Pumpkin
Pumpkins come in a variety of colors – yellow, red, white, tan and so on, but when we say pumpkin it is orange in color. With Halloween approaching, we suggest you take a look at this gorgeous natural hue. This bold and warm color can brighten up any corner of the house – use it in the dining room, as a much-loved sofa upholstery in the lounge or to brighten up your kitchen cabinetry.
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Chocolate
There’s something about chocolate—the kind you might eat or a shade you’re used to in the house—that puts you in a good mood. This toasty brown color is deliciously warm and can be used to create a cozy ambiance in any room. Try it as a corduroy-upholstered sofa, dark velvet drapes or herringbone-pattern rugs to add interest to any room.
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charcoal
fifty Shades of Grey There’s more to this color than the Industrial Revolution. This dark tinge of gray leads to black and is magnetic and mysterious. In large quantities, it can give a room a masculine character; In the small, it adds drama. Texas designer Bex Hale calls Charcoal the Decor’s little black dress. “Prepare it, dress it up—it’s my complexion,” she says.
Eggplant
Eggplant can range from a soft pastel to a gorgeous tone. Deep tones are perfect for adding drama to the living room, courtesy accent walls. In bedrooms, look for lighter colors to create a relaxing and inviting atmosphere. A few matching chairs upholstered in dark eggplant give a royal vibe to an entryway or any nook.
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Garnet has been known to man for thousands of years. It is said that Noah used a garnet lantern to help steer his ark into the dark night. Commonly used in garnets, this deep warm red has long been a part of traditional design, whether in the form of oriental carpets or lamps. Try painting your door garnet to make a statement or have your sofa upholstered in genuine or imitation leather in this shade.
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Ink
This blue-black shade becomes a part of our life when we start using fountain pens. But there’s more to this gorgeous midnight blue than just writing. From kitchen cabinets to accent walls to bathroom vanities to throw pillows, this hue of blue can be used throughout a home. The best part is that it can be used in a variety of ways – as an accent color, as a neutral, in color blocking or for trinkets.
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This naturally strong and earthy wine red was once chosen as the Color of the Year. This now-burgundy, now-cherry shade is a lovely deep warm rich color and fits beautifully into the Indian design sensibility. Champagne gold highlights work beautifully with Marsala. Add earthy colors through plants and stone or wooden accessories to create a more rounded feel.
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