Every two weeks, I post one of my Color Crush color palettes here on the Barbara Gilbert Interiors blog. It's such a fun project. This week, I've chosen the vibrant hues of a spice market as my inspiration. I love traveling the world, and I've been to spice markets in Morocco. The rich shades of the spices were so gorgeous and saturated. Combined with the energy of the market, the wonderful smells, all the interesting people...I love these memories!
This spice market color palette would create an earthy, relaxed feel in any room, since these are colors from nature. The lighter green shade would make a wonderful wall color for a space where relaxation was a goal — in this level of saturation, it would promote balance, calm and harmony. Accented by the darker mossy green, it would create a beautiful space. I also love the terra cotta and lighter peachy tone together, and the gray and two shades of brown. Like our spice market 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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Every two weeks, I post one of my Color Crush color palettes here on the Barbara Gilbert Interiors blog. It’s such a fun project. This week, I’ve chosen the vibrant hues of a spice market as my inspiration. I love traveling the world, and I’ve been to spice markets in Morocco. The rich shades of the spices were so gorgeous and saturated. Combined with the energy of the market, the wonderful smells, all the interesting people…I love these memories!
This spice market color palette would create an earthy, relaxed feel in any room, since these are colors from nature. The lighter green shade would make a wonderful wall color for a space where relaxation was a goal — in this level of saturation, it would promote balance, calm and harmony. Accented by the darker mossy green, it would create a beautiful space. I also love the terra cotta and lighter peachy tone together, and the gray and two shades of brown.
Like our spice market 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.