When you use deeper gray on walls, such as Devine Humidor, Devine Buffalo, or Paseo it tips the scales of color with balance. Stack as many colors as you want: a colorful sofa in the latest, greatest trend color (Tangerine Tango 2012 anyone?), on top of a navaho mauve/red/green print, add gold frames, colorful art, Turqouise glazed lamps, a casual pine table, a chocolate and white printed pillow...and voila' who counting how many colors ar in the room, but me? This looks like a fantastic room waiting to host great conversations.
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Such a great non-color with substance and character, don't you think?
Posted by: Devine Color | January 16, 2012 at 05:40 PM
And this is why I love grey so much! And people think I'm subdued ... Ha!!! :-)
Posted by: Julia | January 14, 2012 at 09:54 PM