Color Watch: Cozy Up With Brown
Deep, Rich Browns Go Casual, Elegant and Colorful All Year
As the colder air settles in, many of us are cocooning in our homes. In the winter, brown becomes a dominant color outdoors, but this classic color can also help us feel cozy indoors. And whether you want to create a casual, elegant or colorful space, there are many stylish ways to use brown this season and all year long.
In this space, the brown wall color firmly anchors all of the eclectic design elements.
Tip: Not all browns are created equally. This color can have red, gray and even purple undertones. Select a shade that complements your space. For example, if your room has cherry wood furniture or flooring, then a reddish-brown might work best.
Tip: Not all browns are created equally. This color can have red, gray and even purple undertones. Select a shade that complements your space. For example, if your room has cherry wood furniture or flooring, then a reddish-brown might work best.
It can be very difficult to make a large space feel cozy. However, even with its minimal design, this spacious bedroom feels warm and welcoming, thanks to the earthy brown wall color.
Even a small splash of brown in a furry fabric can add tons of coziness to a room.
A dark brown wall color balanced with white or ivory furnishings creates a very dramatic effect.
Selecting dark colors can be a little intimidating. However, when it comes to browns, the lighter shades lose their intensity. If you want your walls to look rich, go deep!
Selecting dark colors can be a little intimidating. However, when it comes to browns, the lighter shades lose their intensity. If you want your walls to look rich, go deep!
I love the orange chairs in this brown dining space. It's very unexpected and adds a welcome pop of color.
Wouldn't this comfy, elegant bedroom be perfect for sleeping in late on a snowy morning? Using brown in the bedroom is very romantic, too!
In this space, I surrounded a chocolate brown sofa with vibrant hues creating a fun, retro feel.
Tip: If you still prefer pastels, go for an unexpected color such as lilac or coral. Your space will look creative and original.