KARE Design Goes Coral with Pantone
Kare Design is on trend with the latest accessories in Pantone’s new colour of the year 2019.
Like a breath of fresh air, Living Coral is here and is proudly Pantone’s Colour of The Year 2019. Vibrant and warm, this colour hints at the ocean reefs and gorgeous natural tones of the sea – bringing richness and energy to any interior.
Kare Design shows us how to bring this tone into our homes, whether through art on our living room walls, upholstered furniture, vases and more – adding living coral to your home is simple with the right accessories.
The key here it to not overwhelm your home in one central colour. Instead, invest in quality accessories to add accent tones to your space. Living Coral is the perfect accent tone – a beautifully bright and inviting shade, this colour will brighten up and add cheer to any room.
Paired with darker shades such as aqua and navy, Living Coral will infuse your space with richness and drama. You can also add it to lighter shades such as white and beige for a lighter, brighter and cosy environment at home.
Bringing us the latest in international trends, Kare Design shares some of their must-have items in this ravishing tone of the year:
Shop the look at Kare Design.
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