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Blue

Blue

Soothing and relaxing, blue rooms have actually been shown to reduce heart rate and decrease blood pressure. From indigo and sky, to navy and cobalt, blue partners especially well with whites and creams. If you get TOO relaxed, add a touch of yellow or orange. 
Black

Black

Every room needs a touch of black magic. Black has the power to redirect our focus; consider it the punctuation in your décor. In patterns, black-and-white combos are especially rewarding for their graphic quality and crisp timelessness.
Purple

Purple

Decorating with shades of purple, mauve, lavender and aubergine? In the words of thelate great Oscar Wilde: “Moderation is a fatal thing. Nothing succeeds like excess ”. So there, go bold or go home.
Red

Red

In the words of the inimitable Diana Vreeland: “Red is the great clarifier - bright and revealing. I can't imagine becoming bored with red - it would be like becoming bored with the person you love”. Enough said.
Green

Green

The perfect shade for decorating novices. Contrary to Kermit's belief, it IS easy being green: take the outdoors as your inspiration and “green” your house. Greens work well with most other color families; just follow Mother Nature's clues.
Yellow

Yellow

Anything but mellow, yellow fabric provides an instant dose of cheer and cozy comfort. From chic golden tones to spicy ochres, from sunny brights to pale straws, this color is inviting and irresistible. We dare you not to smile.
Natural

Natural

Beige colors are the worker bees in your décor. Use them as the basic canvas in your home; they can off-set brights, add a textural layer, complement architectural features. Neutrals will never let you down and will make you – the queen bee – very happy.
Brown

Brown

Decorating with rich brown tones – from chocolate to mocha, from caramel to café au lait – is one the quickest ways to make a room feel comfortable, grounded and inviting. Combine brown with pinks, corals, raspberry and plum for an especially appetizing environment.
Beige

Beige

Beige colors are the worker bees in your décor. Use them as the basic canvas in your home; they can off-set brights, add a textural layer, complement architectural features. Neutrals will never let you down and will make you – the queen bee – very happy.
White

White

White, the great palette cleanser. There's nothing more soothing – or romantic – than a room dressed in layers of white, cream or ivory. And despite what you may think, white and light upholstery CAN be practical, just check out all the options in Sunbrella, Crypton, Sensuede and Bella Dura.