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
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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
Thank you Veranda for including our room in the 6 Brilliant Design Ideas We Want to Steal from This Year’s Kips Bay Decorator Show House in Palm Beach
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JEWEL TONES
Several designers opted for jewel-toned colors in their rooms—especially shades of sapphire blue, emerald, and turquoise—but we think Nadia Watts Interior Design officially gave this trend star status. Inspired by her legendary great-great-grandfather, Louis Comfort Tiffany of Tiffany Studios, she incorporated the saturated colors found in his iconic stained glass.
From the turquoise Porter Teleo-clad walls to the sparkling green glass Currey & Company chandeliers, you feel like you’re literally stepping inside a jewel box. Whether you embrace this glamorous trend by lacquering your walls a deep emerald or opt for ruby-hued objets d’art, this color palette is endlessly versatile—and here to stay.
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Photographer: Nickolas Sargent