I love creating color palettes for my bi-weekly Color Crush feature here on the Barbara Gilbert Interiors blog. This week, I've chosen one of my favorite subjects, a butterfly. I think they're one of the Lord's loveliest creatures, and I love their gorgeous hues, from the swallowtail to the monarch. I believe the butterfly pictured above is called the Tawny Mime, a native of India.
This color palette from the Tawny Mime is full of soft shades and a lush green. This would create a pretty bedroom, perhaps for a girl. But pink is not just for kids — I have been seeing more people using a soft pink as their neutral wall color instead of a gray or beige and it has a calming effect on people. With the soft pink and green as a backdrop, the more saturated colors would really pop as accents, and the deep brown would be a good shade for the wood in the room. Like our butterfly color palette? Share your thoughts with us on Facebook, Pinterest, or Instagram (don't forget to tag @bgidesigner)! We've got years of experience creating inspired color palettes for every sort of home — contact us today at 214-641-7897 or via the website form if you'd like to elevate the design of your home. We offer DFW interior design services in Dallas, Highland Park, University Park, North Dallas, Southlake, Frisco, Plano, and many more parts of DFW — please see the list of the areas we serve.
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I love creating color palettes for my bi-weekly Color Crush feature here on the Barbara Gilbert Interiors blog. This week, I’ve chosen one of my favorite subjects, a butterfly. I think they’re one of the Lord’s loveliest creatures, and I love their gorgeous hues, from the swallowtail to the monarch. I believe the butterfly pictured above is called the Tawny Mime, a native of India.
This color palette from the Tawny Mime is full of soft shades and a lush green. This would create a pretty bedroom, perhaps for a girl. But pink is not just for kids — I have been seeing more people using a soft pink as their neutral wall color instead of a gray or beige and it has a calming effect on people. With the soft pink and green as a backdrop, the more saturated colors would really pop as accents, and the deep brown would be a good shade for the wood in the room.
Like our butterfly color palette? Share your thoughts with us on Facebook, Pinterest, or Instagram (don’t forget to tag @bgidesigner)!
We’ve got years of experience creating inspired color palettes for every sort of home — contact us today at 214-641-7897 or via the website form if you’d like to elevate the design of your home. We offer DFW interior design services in Dallas, Highland Park, University Park, North Dallas, Southlake, Frisco, Plano, and many more parts of DFW — please see the list of the areas we serve.