Blue has seen a great deal of hype over the past few months, as well as now many people believe honeysuckle is the next on-trend shade. Still, it’s citrine that I can’t get sufficient of! I’ve spotted this warm yellow shade everywhere these days, as well as the more I see it, the more I like it!
Citrine works fantastic as an accent, or even as a paint colour. It’s a flexible colour since it’s strong as well as crisp, yet still earthy, enabling it to mix well with both warm as well as awesome palettes — I like it with grey-blue, chalky-whites as well as taupey-greys.
My favourite version of citrine is by Farrow & Ball, called Babouche No. 223. It’s strong as a wall colour, so even the experts suggest a test area before committing to an entire room.
Another choice is this stunning wallpaper, likewise by Farrow & Ball. The white background softens the warm yellow, however still looks fresh.
If you’re not take on sufficient to paint or paper an entire wall in citrine, try it as artwork.
Accessories offer one more method to get a dose of this fantastic colour. Dwell studio has a gorgeous collection of bedding, pillows as well as materials in citrine.
West Elm has likewise been utilizing a great deal of citrine for different accessories as well as lighting.
Keep an eye out for citrine! It’s a fantastic colour that might add a bit of punch to almost any type of interior!
See our Yellow spaces picture gallery for more tips on integrating yellow.
Photo credits:1. Babouche No. 223, Farrow & Ball2. Versailles, BP 2611, Farrow & Ball3. From traditional Home’s signature Style, via Doxa style Group4a. Peacock Citrine Duvet Set, Dwell Studio4b. new entrance Citrine Pillow, Dwell Studio5a. vintage Blossom-Citrine Fabric, Dwell Studio5b. Draper stripe Ash basic Shams, Dwell Studio6a. Dimpled Drinkware, West Elm6b. industrial Pendant, West Elm