"Bright, bold colors have been all the rage lately, marking a sharp departure from the 'sad beige' and 'millennial grays' of years past. But Danielle and Zee recommend relegating those bold hues to accent colors (save the color drenching for softer shades!). 'Are you going to color drench your house in chartreuse? Probably not,' Danielle says. 'My thought is, why not a pop?'"
"Instead, Danielle says, incorporate those bright, bold colors like chartreuse with 'a pillow, some trim, maybe an ottoman.' Or, alternatively, think about incorporating more color into unexpected spaces, like more 'functional' rooms: 'Color is coming for kitchens and baths,' she adds."
Bright, bold colors are currently popular in design, moving away from neutral tones. Experts recommend using these vibrant hues as accents instead of overwhelming spaces. Incorporating colors like chartreuse through pillows, trims, or ottomans is suggested. Additionally, color is increasingly being introduced into functional areas such as kitchens and bathrooms, with statement tiles and vintage fixtures gaining popularity. This approach allows for a fresh and lively atmosphere without overwhelming the overall design.
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