Indigo and turquoise are two top interior design colors trending this summer season. Your love for blue does not have to stop at these two colors. Playing with different shades of blue in one space can provide a crisp and refreshing take on adding an accent color to your room. Why would you want to stick to one shade when you can have them all? Below are different examples of how you can use different shades of blue to add an accent color to your summer décor.
Adding a blue accent color is not limited to just the interior of your home. Spruce up your backyard patio with a bright blue patio dining set. You can easily recreate this dining set by adding blue dishes and cushions to your current outdoor patio set for a cool summer look.
In this bedroom, the designer played with different shades of blue and different textures. The blue abstract painting on the wall creates depth in the room while also tying in the blues from the throw blanket and ceramics on the end tables.
If you love your all-white kitchen and do not want to commit to making any major changes, consider adding colorful kitchenware. In this kitchen, the designer incorporated kitchenware items that are bright blue to draw the eye to the open shelving. Adding an accent color to your space does not have to be a major commitment.
You can make your accent color the focus of your room by layering different shades. In this space, the designer layered different shades of dark blue using a navy felt couch, solid throw blanket, and striped throw pillows. This gives the living room a rich layered look without being overwhelming.
Go outside of your comfort zone and try layering different shades of blue in your space for a calm and relaxing look.
