Tips For Infusing Color In Your Interiors With Nadia Watts
Thank you for a beautiful piece written by Laura Beausire and Kelly Badal
Photographs by David Patterson
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Architectural Digest - 9 Art-Filled Interiors We Love From AD PRO Directory Designers →
Thank you for including this beautiful Art-Filled Interior in your round-up of AD Pro Directory Designers! Written by Alia Akkam
Click here to read about all 9 designers!
In a Denver abode’s spacious gathering space—which encompasses dining room, library, living room, and sitting area—designer Nadia Watts relies on her client’s vast art collection to create a cohesive dialogue between the adjoining interiors. “These special pieces have moved with them over the years to multiple homes and the placement of the art was planned during the drawing phase,” says the local designer. For instance, the exact dimensions of the wall behind the dining table were determined to accommodate the Bob Knox painting that hangs there. Beyond it, an inherited painting is framed by books to create “a wonderful library presence,” adds Watts. “The scale of the art, the color, and the textures of the furnishings create a compelling environment in which you want to sit and stay for a while.”
Homes & Gardens - 5 colors to decorate with in July 2024 according to designers, for a summery feel inside the home →
5 colors to decorate with in July 2024 according to designers, for a summery feel inside the home
Written by Emily Moorman
Check out Number 3 Sunset Colors….. Click Here for All Trends!
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'When I think summer I think in reds, yellows, pinks, and oranges,' says interior designer Nadia Watts. 'Bright, saturated colors that remind me of the sunset over the lake; warm tones that evoke long summer days.'
For Nadia, summer color inspiration comes from the slower pace of life during these months, turning to nature and reflecting this indoors through vibrant, warm hues that feel uplifting.
'July brings a sense of freedom: school's out, work slows and family comes together. I am inspired by the slower pace of summer, it reminds me to take a moment to step back and appreciate the natural world around us. Pulling colors from nature has always been a special source for me, and what better time to do that than in the height of summer.'
Image by David Patterson
Homes & Gardens - Summer color trends for 2024 – 10 sunny shades interior designers can't get enough of →
Summer Color Trends for 2024 – 10 sunny shades interior designers can't get enough of
Written by Emily Moorman
Check out Number 4 Celestial and Metallic Colors….. Click Here for All Trends!
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'Celestial and metallic colors are in for summer,' observes interior designer Nadia Watts. 'Using metallics and striking colors is a great way to add dimensions and excitement to your space without having to redesign your entire space.'
'When you incorporate bold color, you can use it sparingly and still get a big “wow” factor. Already have a blue color story? Add a pop of metallic cobalt. Starting with a green scheme? Bring in a celestial citrine.'
'Layering color on color in different finishes creates depth and interest and elevates your color story throughout.'
Homes & Gardens - Designers say these are 5 of the most difficult paint colors to decorate with – here's how to make them work →
Designers say these are 5 of the most difficult paint colors to decorate with – here's how to make them work Written by Emily Moorman
What Are The Most Difficult Paint Colors To Decorate With? Check out All Five HERE
Dark Jewel Colors
“Decorating with jewel tones often seems like a bold move, but if sophisticated and dramatic is the goal, these dark tones are a winner.”
Photographer: Nickolas Sargent
House Beautiful - How to Create an Ultra-Private Home and Yard, According to Designers →
How to Create an Ultra-Private Home and Yard, According to Designers Written by Kelsey Mulvey
How to Create Privacy With Your Decor Check out All the Tips Here!
In a recent Palm Beach project, Watts created some privacy between the foyer and living room by hanging art on columns facing the front door. Meanwhile, strategic accent tables create a stylish separation between entry and living. “Traffic still flows freely around the round table, however the eye has plenty of places to play around,” Watts adds.
Photographer Nickolas Sargent
Homes & Gardens - These 5 Colors should never be paired with White →
Think twice before pairing white with these five hues…
Click HERE to read more on my thoughts around how to (and how NOT to) pair white with color!
Written by Emily Moorman
Image credit: Benjamin Moore
Homes & Gardens - 5 LUXE SHADES AND HOW TO INCORPORATE THEM INTO YOUR HOME →
From rich jewel tones to neutrals, these colors add a sense of luxury to home decor.
Color plays a hugely important role in setting the mood and tone of a room. Indeed, the right color choices can set you on your way to mastering a sense of luxury, no matter what decorating style you favor.
Thank you Homes and Gardens and Emily Moorman for featuring our Jeweled Gallery from this year’s Kips Bay Decorator Show House in West Palm Beach, FL!
Read the article HERE
(Image credit: Susan Yeley Homes/photography Sarah Shields, Nadia Watts Interior Design/photography Nickolas Sargent, Hanna Li Interiors/photography Jess Isaac/styling Kate Flynn)
HGTV - 21 Ways to Decorate Your Home in Dopamine Style, the Feel-Good Trend We're Loving Right Now! →
A design trend that lets you throw out the rules and do whatever makes you feel good? Here’s why people are embracing dopamine style and surrounding themselves with things that bring them joy.
Read more HERE Written by Colleen Sullivan
Design by Nadia Watts Interior Design, Home Dining Room
Denver Art Museum Biophilia: Nature Reimagined →
We are excited to join in this year’s Luncheon by Design 2024 at the Denver Art Museum on 5/9, [which] explores the integration of design and nature, in celebration of the [now open] exhibition Biophilia: Nature Reimagined.
Organized by Darrin Alfred, Curator of Architecture and Design, Biophilia provides a space for leading architects, artists, and designers to re-examine and reanimate our intrinsic bond with the natural world.
This Thursday’s Luncheon by Design is an inspired presentation with the acclaimed architect Jeanne Gang, founding partner of international architecture and urban design practice Studio Gang. Gang will share an array of compelling projects around the world—and now in Denver—that underscore how she uses design to strengthen connections between people, communities, and nature.
Read more about the exhibition and purchase tickets HERE
Photograph by Oriol Tarridas, courtesy of Superblue Miami