Welcome back to the decorating with color series! Today it’s all about Yellow. Yellow can
be bright and sunny to soft and buttery. It’s a great way to brighten up a space whether
you paint an entire wall or just bring in some yellow accessories into your space.
Yellow is the easiest color for the human eye to see, people who are blind to color
can usually see yellow. Yellow stimulates your memory, your nervous system, your mental
process, & it also encourages communication. Ever wonder why notepads are yellow?
That’s why folks! It’s stimulating and helps your remember your little notes to yourself.
I’ve gathered some inspiration to bring yellow into your spaces from bold
to subtle, from big to little, & from bright to dull. Let’s get motivated to bring
the sunshine in….
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Adding a gorgeous piece of yellow furniture to any room will
add that perfect pop of yellow. I’m loving this shabby yellow
cabinet used as a linen closet in a bathroom, and this stunning
dresser used here as a buffet.
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Adding some bold yellow drapes can add that perfect pop of yellow you are looking
for. I’m loving the yellow, chair, door knob, nightstand, and drapes against
all of the neutrals & whites. & I love that they are not all the same shade of yellow,
but they all work together great with out clashing.
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Feeling like you want to make a statement with your couch? A yellow
couch would be a huge statement piece. You could go with a vintage velvet
couch, a new couch, or re-upolster a sofa with some yummy yellow fabric.
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Don’t want to commit to a yellow sofa? What about a yellow accent chair.
These bold yellow chairs add such character and drama to the room.
They are all stunning in their own way.
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Yellow nurseries are pretty common, but these nurseries took yellow to the next
level. Bold yellow stripes, yellow ceilings, & yellow paired with red, all of these
decisions make these nurseries stunning.
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Bringing yellow into the bedroom in bold or subtle ways can be done
with rugs, pillows, paint, & accessories. You can go with neutrals
to pair with your yellow or go with an eclectic mix of colors.
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I think bringing yellow into the kitchen is my favorite use of yellow. Whether it’s a
rug, a painted wall, or even yellow cabinets. It’s where everyone gathers,
why not make it the happiest room in your home with yellow?
Want to change a boring door into something fantastic? Paint it yellow.
A soft or bright yellow will make any door happy and sunny.
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Adding yellow light fixtures to any room brings light into the room even when
the fixtures are off. So bright and luminous.
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Bringing yellow into the bathroom is easy and can be done in so many
different ways. From shower curtains, to cabinets, to accessories it’s the
perfect way to brighten up a small space. & promise me if you can ever
get your hands on a yellow tub, you won’t pass it up.
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Adding bookshelves with painted yellow backing or yellow wallpaper, or a huge
yellow rug can really anchor the room and add that pop of yellow that you want.
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Adding yellow pillows in any room of your home adds a simple pop of color
that can easily be changed out whenever you like!
& in case this post inspired you to paint some furniture, walls, lamps, or even a door
in your home, here are some lovely yellows for you to check out for your future project.
Are you inspired to bring yellow into your home? Do you already have yellow in your
space? I would love to hear all about it! Share you thoughts in the comments below
or share photos or thoughts {here} on the facebook page, or tag me on instagram
{here} @lizmariegalvan. I would love to hear from you! You can check out
the rest of the color series under the Interior design tab in the sidebar….
nice
Really good info. Thanks!
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