“The sky grew darker, painted blue on blue, one stroke at a time, into deeper and deeper shades of night.”
― Haruki Murakami, Dance Dance Dance
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-John Saladino
Commode by Mathieu Criaerd 1743. Book: French Interiors of the 18th century by John Whitehouse.
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FRANCESCO LAGNEE
Glamorous Blue
There's never such a thing as too much blue according to designer Tobi Fairley. She wrapped this glamorous Fayetteville, Arkansas, living room in layers of pale blue tones. For a hazy and serene look, the walls are a powder blue Venetian plaster.
Hoshi Joichi (1913-1979)
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Designer: Thom Felicia, Photo: William Waldron via Elle Decor
CHRISTOPHER BAKER
Sophisticated Simplicity
"No fuss" was Lynn Morgan's mantra when she decorated this Savannah Row House: "I wanted it simple, clean-lined, and inviting, with a little bit of glamour and a lot of comfort." An ottoman in Zig Zag by Alan Campbell lends modern oomph between a pair of Louis XV style bergères. To highlight the architectural details, she painted moldings in high-gloss white. A David Hockney lithograph hangs above an antique mercury glass mirror. Garden stools from Emissary.
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House Beautiful
FRANCESCO LAGNEE
Cozy Spot
In the living room of a Greenwich, Connecticut, house, designer Ashley Whittaker created a cozy spot for two with a pair of the homeowners' favorite chairs and a Currey & Company Circe bench.
ELLE DECOR, DESIGN BY ALEX PAPACHRISTIDIS PHOTOGRAPHY BY RICHARD POWERS
JOSÉ PICAYO
A Blue and White Living Room
David Lawrence uses blue and white to make the perfect summery living room in a Hamptons house. The fabric on the sofa is Vizir in Indigo from Old World Weavers. Throw pillows by Ralph Lauren.
REED DAVIS
Wine Country Farmhouse
Chardonnay grape vineyards surround this contemporary California farmhouse. Designer Jean Larette wanted this living room to have a seamless indoor-outdoor flow. Two walls of foldable, glass-paned doors take the place of solid walls so the owner can feel the breeze and enjoy the view.
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VICTORIA PEARSON
Hollywood Regency Style
Designer Melissa Warner's West Hollywood living room is formal without being too stiff. She energized the soft color palette using a variety of patterns like an animal print, a floral, a geometric print, and an appliqué.
FREDERIC LAGRANGE
A George III–style mahogany chair looks fresh and light in white.
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Architectural Digest
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“It'll be this kind of deep blue”she said. “The kind of color that somehow sucks your eyes and your ears and all your words —the color of a completely closed-in night”
― Banana Yoshimoto, Asleep
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Cynthia Frank-ELLE Decor Living Room"Color is a major element in scale. A small room can have a larger look by the use of closely related values, hues, and intensity. A large room can be made to look smaller by marked contrasts of color and value, hue, and intensity. Value is one of the most important elements. Whether light or dark, little value contrast makes for unity, and sharper contrast makes for stronger punctuation."
-Van Day Truex, Interiors, Character, and Color
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