

To use Orange in a design palette is like playing with fire! You need to find ways to balance it out in a way that it feels warm and cozy but also pleasing to the eye. In this design they used warm earthy tones on the walls as a backdrop and then filled it in with different applications and hues of Orange. They took their inspiration from the fiery warmth of a good sunset and saw in it the way that the sky is colored in different tones of Orange, ranging from the top deep notes, the middle bright notes and then the whitened blush tones, which all play together to create the most beautiful scene to behold. To balance it out and to ground the spaces, they used light floors and lots of wood tones. In the pictures you will see how they used different hues of Orange to create a melody of color in each space. Red brick was the main building material for the estate, perfect to receive the warm earthy tones of Orange. Take time to scroll through the pictures to experience the sunset melody this house brings!
To use Orange in a design palette is like playing with fire! You need to find ways to balance it out in a way that it feels warm and cozy but also pleasing to the eye. In this design they used warm earthy tones on the walls as a backdrop and then filled it in with different applications and hues of Orange. They took their inspiration from the fiery warmth of a good sunset and saw in it the way that the sky is colored in different tones of Orange, ranging from the top deep notes, the middle bright notes and then the whitened blush tones, which all play together to create the most beautiful scene to behold. To balance it out and to ground the spaces, they used light floors and lots of wood tones. In the pictures you will see how they used different hues of Orange to create a melody of color in each space. Red brick was the main building material for the estate, perfect to receive the warm earthy tones of Orange. Take time to scroll through the pictures to experience the sunset melody this house brings!