The Living Coral color of 2019

“It is a saturated orange base with a golden undertone not only warm and welcoming but versatile and life-affirming. It energizes with a softer edge than, say, its pastel and neon colour cousins.” – said Laurie Pressman, the Pantone’s vice president.

CORAL IN INTERIOR DESIGNE

Coral is a colour that combines shades of pale red, powder pink and orange, and because of this, females may like it more. However, this does not change the fact that coral is a cheerful colour, it improves well-being and mood no matter of gender and age. It will look good both on large surfaces, such as walls, wallpapers, or in the form of décor and accents in the room. Warm and energetic coral is perfect for the kitchen and dining room, increasing appetite, as well as in a child's room or living room, stimulating fun and action. The coral colour should be limited in places where we want to calm down and focus, i.e. bedroom, office.

CORAL COMBINATIONS

In most cases Coral will be the dominant colour, it will outstand. Goes well with black along with gray metal pieces, and can be complemented with classic white and ivory hues. Looks excellent with pastel shades such as mint green or light turquoise. This sweet connection we suggest for little princess room as well as rustic and Provence style interior designs. Coral runs smoothly with gold and brass too. By adding up some shiny accessories, the interior will achieve some elegance and chic. Living Coral is a nurturing colour that appears in our natural surroundings and does not hesitate to mix it with the earth colours, such as browns and beiges. In combination with juicy green or deep navy, it will gain additional distinct and at the same time, it will be more delicate than red.

5 ADDITIONAL COLOR TRENDS FOR 2019

These shades have dominated the Resort 2019 collections and the Australian Fashion Week runway. They are also presented at the Smart Furniture's showroom:

• Buttercream yellow
• Sage green
• Steamed milk
• Olive
• Chestnut