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U n d e r s e a s
S W
6 2 1 4
A m o o d y b lu e adds
in trig u e . T r y it as a
fe a tu re w a ll o r m a tc h
to fu r n itu re , s h e rw in -
w illia m s .c o m
A n t i q u i t y
S W
6 4 0 2
U se in tin y dabs
s h e rw in
-w illia m s .c o m
M a c a d a m i a
S W
614 2
A m id ra n g e
n e u tra l th a t’s
a so lid choice
fo r u p h o ls te re d
pieces, s h e rw in
-w illia m s .c o m
I v o i r e
S W
6 1 2 7
T h is g o ld e n -to n e
n e u tra l d o e s n ’t w im p
o u t. U se it b o th on
w a lls a n d fo r d ra p e rie s
to c re a te a s o o th in g ,
seam less b a c k g ro u n d .
s h e rw in -w illia m s .c o m
H a z e l
S W
647 1
A c h a n g e -u p to th e
u s u a l w h ite c e ilin g
o r as a s e c o n d a ry
a cc en t color, th is s o ft
b lu e d e liv e rs a s u b tle
p u n c h , s h e rw in
-w illia m s .c o m
Spring Renewal
W hen friends ask Little Rock designer
Cortney Singleton for inspiration for a
can’t-go-wrong color scheme, she often
tells them to look out their windows.
“ Nature doesn’t make m istakes,” she
says. An overcast sky inspired this palette
of washed-out gray-blues and golden
neutrals. A vibrant green gleaned from
budding foliage adds energy. “ It’s that
touch of new life associated with
spring— a surprise pop in an otherwise
subdued and classic color scheme.”
C
o
r t n
e y ’ s
P
a l e t t e
P
o i n
t e r s
C h o o se th e o n e
m o s t im p o rta n t
c o lo r th a t w ill
s e t th e m o o d y o u
w a n t. “ I w a n te d
th e lo o k a n d fe e l
o f a s to rm y a fte r -
n o o n , so th e firs t
th in g I d id w a s
fin d a m o o d y b lu e ,”
C o rtn e y says.
P a ir w ith a n e u -
t r a l— e v e ry p a le tte ,
no m a tte r h o w
b o ld , n e e d s o n e. I f
th e s ta rtin g -p o in t
c o lo r is h e a v y o r
m u te d , th e n e u tra l
s h o u ld b e , to o .
“ T h e y n e e d to b a l-
an ce o n e a n o th e r,”
she says.
F in d a fa b ric th a t
h as a ll th e co lo rs
y o u lik e . “ Y o u n ee d
o n e a n c h o r p iece
th a t e v e ry th in g is
tie d to ,” C o rtn e y
says. “A p a tte rn e d
fa b ric is so e a s y —
it h a n d s y o u a
p a le tte .5
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PHOTOS: (ROOM) JAMES R. SALOMON: (PORTRAIT) AMY CARPER. CARPER CREATIVE PHOTOGRAPHY
