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TREND ALERT: Utilizing Pantone's Color of the Year in your Addition


For the last 19 years, Pantone’s elite group of color experts search for a color that will set the tone and trend ahead for everything from Fashion Design to Interior Design. 2019’s Color of the Year “Living Coral” is playful and energetic, welcoming and optimistic, and evokes vitality (much like life below the sea). This tone is expected to dominate the design industry over the next 12 months for not only Fashion Design but Interior Design, as well.

With Living Coral being a vibrant color that it is, our favorite Addition décor are ones that are either subtle in nature or are in conjunction with a complementary color, such as muted blues or neutrals like beige, cream, or tan. To add a temporary pop of color to your room, try blankets, throws, pillows, or area rugs. For something a little more permanent, add in a colorful accent wall or simply just window and door trim, a plush vibrant sofa, or matching coral end tables.

Your addition room can be trendy with some minor changes (our favorites are below).  


"Sociable and spirited, the engaging nature of PANTONE 16-1546 Living Coral welcomes and encourages lighthearted activity. Symbolizing our innate need for optimism and joyful pursuits, Living Coral embodies our desire for playful expression." - The Pantone Color Institute







Our Favorite Throw Blankets


Our Favorite Accent Pillows


Our Favorite End Tables




Our Favorite Area Rugs

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