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SUMMER TIME MEANS YELLOW HOME ACCENTS

June 24, 2008
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White entry hall with a bright yellow door
Photo: Jonn Coolidge

Here is a white entry hall with stark white walls and furnishings…but this entry does have a splash of invigorating color…an electric yellow door.

I had a yellow front door for years before I painted it dark brown. I loved my yellow door. When I came home after a long days work bleary eyed and tired, my yellow door always made me smile. The vibrant yellow was always warm and welcoming…it signified home. Hmmm..I wonder why I painted my front door brown…I may have to rethink that decision!

Yellow library in the Viceroy Hotel with dark wood built in book case
Viceroy Hotel, library, Santa Monica, CA. Photo: Grey Crawford

Last year yellow was the “in” color on fashion runways. This year and every year, however, it seems that yellow in some way, shape, form or shade is always “in” fashion in home decor.

Above, in a public space at the Viceroy Santa Monica Hotel, yellow livens up a classic library making the room bright and cheery (much like white). The shock of yellow in the Hollywood Regency decor contrasts and blends with the rich dark wood of the built in book case.

Below, a warm yellow illuminates an outdoor dining area at Alys Beach in Florida.

Yellow outdoor dining area in Alys Beach at the Caliza Pool
Alys Beach Caliza Pool dining area. Photo: Fionuala McGlinchey sent from her iPhone (sunflower yellow on the walls of an outdoor dining area)

Amber, corn, canary, gold, lemon and mustard – just to name a few shades of yellow – now here are furniture pieces and home accents in different shades of yellow.

Yellow and white pillow from Weego Home
Weego Home – Florence Broadhurst Circles & Squares Pillow – $100 (17″x17″ hand printed on cotton with down stuffer) (above)

Yellow and white wallpaper from Woodson & Rummerfield
Woodson & Rummerfield’s – Florence Broadhurst Romanesque Champagne and Canary Wallpaper – $448 per roll (above)

Yellow upholstered corner chair with tapered hardwood legs nickel caps from William Sonoma Home
William Sonoma Home – Abbott Corner Chair – from $995 (upholstered corner chair with tapered hardwood legs nickel caps) – photo by Cococozy – (above)

Yellow armchair from Mitchell Gold & Bob Williams
Mitchell Gold & Bob Williams – Francine Chair – approx. $1400 (pale yellow linen fabric)

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  1. Ann says:
    June 24, 2008 at 9:42 AM

    Here comes summer…let’s get the yellows in.

    Yellows brighten and puts cheerfulness in any space.

    Let’s bring some sunshine in…let’s use more yellows in our homes.

    Those are some nice yellow items you have there.

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