Orange, what a wonderful colour!
Orange adds light and warmth into your house.
It is one of my favourite colours, so I try to bring it in my own as well as in my clients interiors.
You can easily combine orange with a lot of other colours : with black, white, brown, purple, green.
You can even use it in summer as in winterseason. It can be used in a classic, a modern or a contemporary interior.
An accent of orange can do enough to give your interior a warmer feeling!
A bouquet of roses in my own living room.
An orange cushion in my entry hal. When people enter they immediately feel the warmth of it.
http://www.lefevre.be/
Orange with shades of brown and grey-blue.
Orange with dark-coloured wood.
Walda Pairon
Orange in a more contemporary interior.
Bénédicte Lecot
Purple linen seat covering with orange cushion.
Bénédicte Lecot
Beautiful to me! The inside of the cabinet is painted in a shade of orange.
And notice the colours of the rug.
Orange used in an entry hal.
Orange on a grey-blue floor.
A shade of orange for the curtains.
Brigitte and Alain Garnier
Just a little accent of orange in this living room of Brigitte and Alain Garnier.
Even Axel Vervoordt seems to like the glow of orange in his venetian appartment.
The fabric for this armchair from Axel Vervoordt.
Image : Mario Ciampi (Architectural Digest)
Who does not like the warmth of the fireplace.
The orange glowing of using table lamps.
Brigitte and Alain Garnier
Velvet mix in brown-orange for the settee.
Brigitte and Alain Garnier
Orange coloured linen.
Brigitte and Alain Garnier
Decoration objects in orange.
Shades of orange in a painting from the Belgian Artist Scrivo.
My little bench was earlier covered in a brown fabric . The orange velvet contrasts much better with the dark coloured wood.
Everyone knows the famous Hermès-orange.
And this is a painting of a future artist : my niece Sarah Lefèvre.Source URL: http://interiordesignblogz.blogspot.com/2009/08/accents-of-orange.html
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Orange adds light and warmth into your house.
It is one of my favourite colours, so I try to bring it in my own as well as in my clients interiors.
You can easily combine orange with a lot of other colours : with black, white, brown, purple, green.
You can even use it in summer as in winterseason. It can be used in a classic, a modern or a contemporary interior.
An accent of orange can do enough to give your interior a warmer feeling!
A bouquet of roses in my own living room.
An orange cushion in my entry hal. When people enter they immediately feel the warmth of it. http://www.lefevre.be/
Orange with shades of brown and grey-blue.
Orange with dark-coloured wood.Walda Pairon
Orange in a more contemporary interior.Bénédicte Lecot
Purple linen seat covering with orange cushion.Bénédicte Lecot
Beautiful to me! The inside of the cabinet is painted in a shade of orange.And notice the colours of the rug.
Orange used in an entry hal.
Orange on a grey-blue floor.
A shade of orange for the curtains.Brigitte and Alain Garnier
Just a little accent of orange in this living room of Brigitte and Alain Garnier.
Even Axel Vervoordt seems to like the glow of orange in his venetian appartment.
The fabric for this armchair from Axel Vervoordt.Image : Mario Ciampi (Architectural Digest)
Who does not like the warmth of the fireplace.
The orange glowing of using table lamps.Brigitte and Alain Garnier
Velvet mix in brown-orange for the settee.Brigitte and Alain Garnier
Orange coloured linen.Brigitte and Alain Garnier
Decoration objects in orange.
Shades of orange in a painting from the Belgian Artist Scrivo.
My little bench was earlier covered in a brown fabric . The orange velvet contrasts much better with the dark coloured wood.
Everyone knows the famous Hermès-orange.
And this is a painting of a future artist : my niece Sarah Lefèvre.She has made it for me 2 years ago when she was only 9 years old!
Gorgeous isn't it?
Thank you so much Sarah!
A nice weekend for everyone!
Greet
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