Work by George Condo

Woman with Bow Tie, 1989, Oil on Canvas.

Crazy Cat Combination, 1990, Oil, Paper, & Charcoal on Canvas.

Art by McDermott & McGough

Portrait of Chris, Oil on Linen 1995/1996.

Portrait of Bruno, Oil on Linen, 1995/1996

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Friday
Jun252010

MODERN COLORS: Muted tones with pops of bright color

 

 

 

Some of the above colors have a little gray in them and almost read as a neutral with color. They flow seamlessly, as well as, allow the accent colors to shine.  Considere the green and blue tones by Farrow and Ball, such as Green Blue, Teresa's Green, and Pale Powder.  Martha Stewart is a great source, such as Morning Fog or Spring Melt, and Timothy Hay. 

The colors in this palette are fresh and current and work as subtle and muted accents, almost allowing the white to take center stage.  See colors, such as, Salt Glaze, Wampum. and Tadpole Green by Martha Stewart. See more color palettes below.  Ceramics by Mud Australia:

http://www.mudaustralia.com/default.asp

 

The color found on the Milton, a high-gloss lacquer and oak console by Viable London uses a modern blue in its design.  See Chinese Blue or Stone Blue by Farrow and Ball or Kerry Blue Terrier by Martha Stewart.  Available at Habitat Company:

http://www.habitat.co.uk/fcp/product/browse/Console-table/956036

Ligne Roset is always a step ahead in setting the pace for modern-day colors.  A great go-to source for color inspiration, especially, when looking for accent colors that pop.  See beautiful photo spreads and great ideas at:

http://www.ligne-roset-usa.com/Products/default.aspx

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