How to Decorate with the Spring 2017 Color Trends from Pantone
The wonderful team at Pantone, the know all, end all of color theory and trends, made every design lover’s heart flutter when they recently released their Fall Fashion Color Report for Spring 2017. The ten hues range from bright and vivid to earthy and natural, and are all reminiscent of the hues that surround us in nature. Stay ahead of the trend and incorporate these vibrant colors into your room design as Love Happens Blog shows you how to decorate with the Spring 2017 color trends from Pantone.
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Pantone predicts Niagara, a classic-denim blue, to be the most prevalent in Spring 2017.
Niagara – Pantone predicts this classic-denim blue to be the most prevalent in Spring 2017. The cool color evokes ease and relaxation, and looks great as an accent or all over color.
Primrose Yellow is bright and cheerful, with a warm undertone.
Primrose Yellow – By contrast, Primrose Yellow is bright and cheerful, with a warm undertone that keeps it from looking highlighter bright. Using it on walls will add light to a dark space, or enhance the light in a space with windows.
Lapis Blue has an inner richness that is not seen in Niagara, making it bolder and more confident.
Lapis Blue – Lapis Blue has an inner richness that is not seen in Niagara, making it bolder and more confident. This is a stunning shade for accents or for rooms with a nautical theme.
Flame is a flamboyant and vivacious orange-red hue.
Flame – Flame is the only orange toned color predicted for Spring. Flamboyant and vivacious, this orange-red hue is great for brightening up darker spaces or adding a fiery pop of color.
Island Paradise evokes tropical settings and dreamy days.
Island Paradise – A refreshing aqua blue, Island Paradise evokes tropical settings and dreamy days. Wonderful as an accent or all over color, the cool blue green hue is invigorating yet calming.
Pale Dogwood carries an essence of purity and innocence.
Pale Dogwood – Pale Dogwood is the softer offspring of Rose Quartz. This peaceful shade carries an essence of purity and innocence like a newborn baby. A beautiful subtle shade, the soft pink looks stunning on walls.
Greenery is reminiscent of fresh foliage and the various green hues throughout nature.
Greenery – Not surprisingly, this tangy yellow-green is reminiscent of fresh foliage and the various green hues throughout nature. Although lighter and brighter, Greenery reminds one to take a deep breath, oxygenate and reinvigorate.
Pink Yarrow – Probably the most vibrant color of the bunch, Pink Yarrow is a bold and tantalizing hue that grabs attention. Hard to ignore, this color packs a playful punch and is great as a statement color.
Kale is another foliage-based green that conjures up desires to connect to nature.
The Rita Stool can be used as a Kale accent.
Kale – Now you can eat it while gazing at the color on your walls! Kale is another foliage-based green that conjures up desires to connect to nature. This color is neutral enough to use all over or as an accent like on the Rita Stool by KOKET.
Balancing out the rest of the hues is neutral Hazelnut.
Hazelnut – Balancing out the rest of the hues is neutral Hazelnut. A light, warm brown, this shade brings to mind a natural earthiness like the nut itself. It’s a great transitional color to carry you throughout the seasons.
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