Each year the Pantone Color Institute nominates a “Color of the Year”,
forecasting which specific hue designers and consumers will supposedly
be using in their homes, wearing, and buying for the next 12 months.
forecasting which specific hue designers and consumers will supposedly
be using in their homes, wearing, and buying for the next 12 months.
So of course,
I can’t resist writing about this when the 2015 color has just been released.
“Much like the fortified wine that gives Marsala its name, this tasteful hue embodies the satisfying richness of a fulfilling meal, while its grounding red-brown roots emanate a sophisticated, natural earthiness. This hearty, yet stylish tone is universally appealing and translates easily to fashion, beauty, industrial design, home furnishings and interiors,” says Pantone
Pantone |
How they choose these colors is a mystery to me.
Sometimes, I like what they choose and other times not so much.
This time I actually do and I can’t wait to mix this earthy color with some of my favorites.
I am pleased to say that it looks great with the color that I just chose for my office walls
Buoyant Blue by Sherwin Williams
Sherwin Williams |
With white and grey as a back drop, this color is even more Amaze…ing
Arkpad |
In this Tribeca Loft, Marsala couldn’t fit in better.
It pairs perfectly with Emerald Green,
the still popular Color of the year for 2013.
It pairs perfectly with Emerald Green,
the still popular Color of the year for 2013.
One Kind Design |
Marsala window panels make a bold statement.
I love the contrast against simple white walls.
I love the contrast against simple white walls.
Vogue
For all of you that have your houses on the market (don’t want to do anything permanent)
or just want a touch of Marsala.
Barstools are a great way to add it to your space.
Brabbu |
Rugs are another great way to bring in this
rustic brown~bold berry blend, without a major commitment!
PHOTO: Lincoln Barbour, designed by Jessica Helgerson |
Iconic Interior Designer, Miles Redd, was ahead of the curve with these walls.
Here’s a peak at the other Pantone Spring colors…I’m loving them ALL
The Spotted Olive |
Which of these are you going to have in your home in the upcoming year?
I would love to help you decide.
www.lindseybinzhome.com
The Lovely Forest |
Cashmere Fog |
Leave a Reply