3. Subtle Colors in Home Decoration
Though fans of Mid-Century Modern or Memphis Style are unlikely to abandon their bold secondary or primary colors anytime soon, more style agnostic decorators may want to experiment with some delicate, blushing hues. Rose gold and pewter are familiar jewelry tones that can liven up tired bedrooms. Dusty pink and bronze are also lovely and gaining popularity, mainly when used as accent colors to liven up dull neutrals. Rose gold and bronze fixtures and cabinet hardware are now readily accessible, and they can add a touch of elegance and delicacy to space without requiring a complete renovation.
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