Say Hello to Ultra Violet
Today we’re taking a New Year look at what Pantone declared the color of the year back in early December — Ultra Violet. A decided departure from 2017’s color of the year, Greenery, a fresh yellow-green, the 2018 color of the year has been described by the organization as “a dramatically provocative and thoughtful purple shade […]
Today we’re taking a New Year look at what Pantone declared the color of the year back in early December — Ultra Violet. A decided departure from 2017’s color of the year, Greenery, a fresh yellow-green, the 2018 color of the year has been described by the organization as “a dramatically provocative and thoughtful purple shade that communicates originality, ingenuity, and visionary thinking that points us toward the future.” While purple isn’t generally a top-of-mind home décor choice, the examples we’ve seen over the years here on Design*Sponge always spark our curiosity about the thought processes that led to that particular color choice, and how comfortable the color actually feels in the context of “home.” Take a look at the rooms below and see how thoughtful renters and homeowners have engaged the deep, rich hue and keep an eye out for variations on the shade in the housewares market as purple eases into the collective consciousness. –Caitlin
Image above: Designer Megan Price (of Mr.PS) and illustrator Robert Shadbolt spent a lot of time fixing u...
Today we’re taking a New Year look at what Pantone declared the color of the year back in early December — Ultra Violet. A decided departure from 2017’s color of the year, Greenery, a fresh yellow-green, the 2018 color of the year has been described by the organization as “a dramatically provocative and thoughtful purple shade that communicates originality, ingenuity, and visionary thinking that points us toward the future.” While purple isn’t generally a top-of-mind home décor choice, the examples we’ve seen over the years here on Design*Sponge always spark our curiosity about the thought processes that led to that particular color choice, and how comfortable the color actually feels in the context of “home.” Take a look at the rooms below and see how thoughtful renters and homeowners have engaged the deep, rich hue and keep an eye out for variations on the shade in the housewares market as purple eases into the collective consciousness. –Caitlin
Image above: Designer Megan Price (of Mr.PS) and illustrator Robert Shadbolt spent a lot of time fixing u...
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