The article explores architects' and designers' favorite shades of yellow, discussing how these colors enhance different spaces. Each professional shares insights on their chosen hues, from Jayne Michaels' Mellowed Ivory to Jill Macnair's Yellow-Pink 46, emphasizing the interplay of yellow shades with other colors and how they contribute to the mood of interiors. The variety reflects a trend where bold yellows are favored, highlighting versatility in design and the emotional impact colors can have on spaces.
Jayne Michaels of New York-based 2Michaels favors Benjamin Moore Mellowed Ivory 2149-50, a muted yellow with hints of green and beige, perfect for the Kips Bay project.
Designer Alexandra Loew selected Donald Kaufman DCK-42 for a nursery: 'Tranquil, buttery, and fresh like morning's first light' embodies the room's gender-neutral theme.
Frances Merrill, from Reath Design, loves Benjamin Moore French Horn 195 for kitchen spaces, complementing the lively, bright essence for the design.
Jill Macnair chose Little Greene Yellow-Pink 46 for a boy's bedroom, saying, 'Yellow and brown look fabulous together and enliven the naturally dark room.'
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