Real Estate
How to use ‘Living Coral’ in your home
With summer here, the time of year is just right for decorating with Pantone’s color of the year, Living Coral. This pink-orange hue is bold, vivacious and perfectly suited to the season’s most festive occasions. Here are a few ideas for using it in your home.
• As an accent. A little Living Coral goes a long way. Add one or two throw pillows for a pop of color that screams summer. For a bolder look, paint a dresser or upholster a chair.
• On your walls. A splash of this color can brighten up a windowless room or create an energizing environment for a nursery or playroom. If you’re reluctant to use it for an entire room, consider painting just one wall.
• Outside. Does your front door need a makeover? Then give it a fresh coat of paint. Living Coral makes a big impact and will increase your home’s curb appeal.
No matter how you use it, this lively shade is sure to brighten your home.
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