Tag: sherwin-williams
The 2027 Color of the Year Announcements—Thus Far
It’s that time of the year again—major brands in the design world are releasing their predictions for the year’s top trending color. To keep...
Get the Look: Cross Lake Contemporary
Accent Wall
Reclaimed weathered wood, Stikwood, stikwood.com
Chairs
Lira Side & Arm Chairs in Graphite Base/Urbino Smoke Leather, Room & Board, roomandboard.com
Chandelier
Griffin Pendant in Dark Smoke, Hubbardton...
Get the Look: Festive Feeling
Photo by Spacecrafting
Feel truly at home this holiday season by re-creating this festive look, complete with holiday decor, designed by Martha O’Hara Interiors. This...
Get the Look: A Kariel Interiors Study That Drips in Drama
Photo by Spacecrafting || Design by Kariel Interiors
Prior to purchasing this stately 10,000-square-foot Edina abode, the future homeowners already knew a full renovation was...
Sherwin-Williams’ 2022 COTY Evergreen Fog Communicates Calm and Carrying On
When Sherwin-Williams revealed its 2022 Color of the Year (COTY), Evergreen Fog, Victoria Sass’ first thought was, “It’s very conservative. This color doesn’t rock...
Muted Heathers, Bold Mood Busters, Techy Blue: Decoding the 2021 Colors...
Pantone's annual Color of the Year announcement is always much anticipated, but what about the others? First Valspar announced its 2021 Colors of the...
Get the Look: The Coziness of Koselig
Photo by Janelle Olson || Styling by Jocelyn Kracke
Bouclé pillow, $34, Foxwell
Chunky blanket, $79, Target
Wool and wooden bead garland, $24, Foxwell
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2020 Color Camps: A Professional Analysis
Photos courtesy Adobe Stock
Sherwin-Williams picked “Naval” as its 2020 Color of the Year, calling it “a rich navy that creates a calm and grounding...
Trend-Spotting in 2019: Color at Play
Images courtesy LiLu Interiors
Everyone’s abuzz about Pantone’s pick for 2019 Color of the Year. Living Coral was the choice: a rich, vibrant, yet breezy...
Five Design Apps To Make Your Plans Reality
Using augmented reality (AR) technology, anyone with a smartphone can "see" the design, landscape, and furnishings of their indoor and outdoor spaces with a quick tap of their touch-screen.










