Are you wondering how you can incorporate a little color into your room without painting the walls? Do you ever look at color palettes on Pinterest and long to have that same vibe in your home? I’m bringing different color palettes to life in my continued “How To Use A Color Palette In Your Home” blog series. I will show you how to create a beautiful room using different color palettes along with some fun pieces to help you bring these colors into your own home.
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THE COLOR INSPIRATION: Earthy
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If your living room is a smaller space, that does not mean you need to sacrifice style. For this palette, I choose a sectional with deep seating that will be comfortable for movie watching and afternoon naps.
I brought in a rug with a contrasting color to really anchor the space and highlight the sofa.
I choose darker hued furniture for depth and a richer feel.
To keep the room from feeling too heavy, I opted for a different wood tone on the end tables. I love the oversized dovetail joinery detail that this end table features.
I love this statement pendant light that will hang in the entryway.
To soften the space, I hung this calming art piece above the console and I love the contrast between the light and the dark.
I wanted a bolder option for above the sofa, so I decided on a gallery wall featuring vintage prints that you can easily print!
For additional lighting, I used two super affordable lamps that I feel lifts the space with its white textured lamp base on the end tables.
On the console table, I used a more stately lamp. I love the ribbing in the terra cotta base that adds a subtle hint of detail without overwhelming the vignette I’ve created.
For the accessories, I wanted to keep it pretty minimal so that each piece is highlighted. Simplicity is sometimes best!
Lately, I've been thinking about how entertaining at home used to be a regular part of social life, from casual cocktail parties to spontaneous evenings with friends and neighbors. Perhaps what our homes are missing isn't another beautiful piece of furniture, but more opportunities to connect. I'm exploring the return of in-person conversation, simple weekly get-togethers, and how creating intentional conversation spaces in our homes can help bring back a little more connection, community, and time together.