New York interior design studio, Re:Place, shows off two colorful nursery designs in their online design portfolio. It a great example of how to use strong colors without overwhelming the environment in your designs.
link: re:place design
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The color in these two examples is great. I especially like the bright color of the butterflies. The color instantly draws your eye to them. They also mimic the shape and color of the bows on the crib. These rooms do exactly what color should do. Color should tie everything together and draw your eye around a space without being too overpowering.
I love using wall stickers (like Blik) in my daughter's room to create images and scenes that I otherwise would not be able to create.
Thank you for the inspiration, particularly in using orange when decorating a nursery!
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