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| {this lovely image via Greige} |
Could you go dark and stormy?
As the first frost settles into the south, I have chosen to celebrate the dark and stormy side of blue. As if lifted from the sky of an ancient oil painting, these atmospheric blues beckon you to light a fire and get cozy. They remind me of the interesting hues you encounter when traveling abroad, dramatic and moody. These atmospheric blues are grabbing my attention in days of late, debuting daily from the hand of a seasoned interior designer in the pages of high gloss. Could it be that these blues are of the color palette to watch?
These rich, dark blues are available to the novice, too! Are you daring enough to go over to the dark side and dive deep into the color spectrum?
These blues are particularly lovely when mixed with worn woods and soft, complex grays. They are perfectly punctuated with crisp whites and fabulous gilded antiques!
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| {image via All the Best} |
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| {an interesting blue in high gloss from designer Steven Gambrel via Habitually Chic} |
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| {Peacock Blue via Patricia Gray} |
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| {image via The Diversion Project} |
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| {Jeffery Bilhuber} |
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| {Farrow & Ball via The New Victorian Ruralist} |
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| {Robert Goodwin} |
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| {image via House Beautiful} |
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