Color Scheme: Turquoise and Red
You don't always need to look to interior design magazines & websites for color inspiration. It can come from anywhere! I found this one while browsing for wedding ideas for a friend- turquoise and red- a wonderful and fresh color combination! This inspiration board shows how well the colors work together and pulling it off is rather simple- pick your shade of turquoise- we like a robins egg color like the one shown on the plates in the upper left corner. For red, it's best to go with a bright red that's not too orange, but not too pink like the one in the chandelier next to the plates. Your walls will look best if they are a light shade of your blue, then you could go bold with red furniture, or stick with a neutral. Finally add a lot of accessories in red and turquoise to finish the look. Refreshing and fun ;)
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“Susie, has a long list of design experience behind her. Her first career was working as a Wall Street analyst. But her mind was often on design. Through the years, she tackled some large projects. After her son left for college, she returned to school for a degree at the Fashion Institute of Technology. Kristen earned a BFA in interior design from FIT, where she won the top award for her rendering skills. Woot! She is now working on interior design of a 1950′s home.”
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