Luxury Furniture: peacock blue

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Friday, December 21, 2012

Teal Walls: The Sequel

11:26 AM jewel tones, peacock blue, teal walls No comments

Last December, I wrote this post about my love for teal walls. A year later, I'm still mad about the color. In a minimalist room, it gives the eye something bold to look at; while in a room full of objects (like the one above), it creates a rich background to accentuate the beauty of each item. On one wall or in an entire room, there's no shame in peacock blue.

Images: Bohemian Homes. Pinterest. Indulgy. PinReach. Elle Decor. The Quintessential Magazine.

Teal Walls

12:35 PM jewel tones, peacock blue, teal walls No comments

Perhaps because I'm prone to hibernation, I'm a big fan of dark walls. I find them embracing in the cold seasons and a refreshing break from the blinding sun in summer. Contrary to popular belief, they don't make small spaces feel smaller. In a large room, they create drama or add coziness where white walls can feel stark and unfriendly. Teal, or peacock blue, adds warmth and richness to the barest of rooms. With the addition of beautiful art and choice furniture, a teal room can feel like a walk-in jewelry box. Then again, it is a member of the family of jewel tones.