Crush the Blues!

Design by Lauren Burns Interiors/ Catherine Nguyen Photography
Design by Lauren Burns Interiors/ Catherine Nguyen Photography
Design by Lauren Burns Interiors/ Catherine Nguyen Photography
Design by Lauren Burns Interiors/ Catherine Nguyen Photography
Design by Lauren Burns Interiors/ Catherine Nguyen Photography
Design by Lauren Burns Interiors/ Catherine Nguyen Photography
Design by Lauren Burns Interiors/ Catherine Nguyen Photography
Design by Lauren Burns Interiors/ Catherine Nguyen Photography
Design by Lauren Burns Interiors/ Catherine Nguyen Photography
Design by Lauren Burns Interiors/ Catherine Nguyen Photography
Design by Lauren Burns Interiors/ Catherine Nguyen Photography
Design by Lauren Burns Interiors/ Catherine Nguyen Photography
Design by Lauren Burns Interiors/ Catherine Nguyen Photography
Design by Lauren Burns Interiors/ Catherine Nguyen Photography

Who knew when Classic Blue was picked as Pantone’s Color of the Year, that in 2020, we could all use more stability and peace — even if it came in throw-pillow form?

People are spending more time at home than ever, and they are looking to create spaces that are as relaxing and comfortable as possible. And blue furnishings can help set that mood, says Vicky Serany, owner of Southern Studio Interior Design.

“If you look at color theory, blue represents calm; it represents a tranquil environment,” she said. “So in people’s homes, people want to create a haven for themselves.”

“When you layer all different kinds of values and intensities of blues, it adds depth to the space and to your design,” says Vicky Serany. Blue is used throughout this room, designed by Southern Studios, from the furniture to the fabric that lines the back of the shelving.

“It feels like people are always drawn to blue, whether it’s classic blue or different shades of blue,” said Lauren Burns, owner of Lauren Burns Interiors, who appreciates the color’s versatility.

Because it seems comfortable and familiar, the color softens modern furnishings. Wallpaper in a bold blue geometric print or metal-wrapped chairs upholstered in rich, azure velvet seem timeless, not trendy.

“It’s kind of a universal color, but it creates the sense of peace and harmony,” she said. “I just think there’s something very comforting with this color.”

laurenburnsinteriors.com
southernstudio.com

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