Color(s) of the Year in 12 Home Furnishings

12.16.13

I’m sure you’ve heard by now that Pantone selected PANTONE 18-3224 Radiant Orchid as its new color of the year, and while we’re loving it, we wanted to check out Sherwin-Williams’ pick for their 2014 Color of the Year. Their selection, SW 6263 Exclusive Plum, is a sophisticated purple that leans heavily towards the gray side of the spectrum and we’re loving it paired with Pantone’s choice, so we decided to round up six home furnishings in each hue.

Color(s) of the Year in 12 Home Furnishings

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1. Togo Sofa by Michel Ducaroy for Ligne Roset 2. Dot Coffee Press by Stelton in Purple 3. Dot Bowl Collection by Paul Smith for Stelton 4. Magisso Cake Server in Deep Purple 5. Steelcase Details Dash Task Lamp in Concord 6. Gomitolo candle by MissoniHome 7. Grotto Sofa by Blu Dot 8. Dot Cushion Divina from Hay 9. E27 Pendant Lamp by Mattias Ståhlbom for Muuto 10. Frilly Chair by Patricia Urquiola for Kartell in Smoke Grey 11. Toolbox by Arik Levy for Vitra in Mauve Grau 12. Ripple Gray Trays from ABC Carpet & Home

Pantone 2014 Color of the Year – Radiant Orchid

Sherwin-Williams 2014 Color of the Year – Exclusive Plum

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Natacha Watson on 12.18.2013 at 04:10 AM

Should we have that kind of interior then? http://www.archiexpo.com/prod/europlac/wood-wall-panelling-oiled-oak-walls-ceilings-58864-377249.html

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Bijutoha on 02.26.2014 at 00:25 AM

Yes, I saw their activities on color. They are so innovative. Hope Radiant Orchid a impressive color from thousands of hearts like me.

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