8 multicolored designs to create contrast in a room
Collections | Mar 19, 2024
Though some may argue that less is more when it comes to color, a thoughtfully placed polychromatic piece can double as a focal point while harmonizing other hues in the room. From moiré-style wallcoverings to stained-glass-inspired mosaic tiles, Business of Home presents eight multicolored designs that are every bit as versatile as they are fun to look at.
MARTINA BUFFET — MADE GOODS
This statement-making sideboard, made from wood veneer in a pixelated multicolored finish, supplies two tiers of interior storage space.
DALA LOUNGE CHAIR BY STEPHEN BURKS IN CUBA — DEDON
Wrapped in colorful strands of durable, weather-resistant fibers, this large-scale, outdoor-friendly design by Stephen Burks will instantly brighten up a poolside setup.
MOIRÉ WALLCOVERING IN BLEU COMME UNE ROSE — ÉLITIS
The sum of this ombre wallcovering’s color-blocked hues is greater than its parts. Employ it in a neutral palette to draw out both the warm and cool tones in the room.
NOTRE DAME MOSAIC BY CAROLINE BEAUPÈRE — NEW RAVENNA
Comprising six bold shades ranging from deep blue Lapis Lazuli to 24K Gold, this kaleidoscopic mosaic pays tribute to the stained-glass windows that adorn Notre Dame.
GENESIS RUG IN GES20 — JAIPUR LIVING
A hand-tufted rug in an assortment of gradient hues—such as light gray, dark steel and peacock green—can transform a bare floor into the centerpiece of a room.
IMARI TABLE LAMP IN BLOSSOM — VAUGHAN
Inspired by 17th century Japanese porcelain, this hand-painted table lamp features a pigmented floral motif and a textural translucent glaze.
NIGHTBIRD SYMPHONY PANEL IN SUNKISSED BY CATHERINE MARTIN BY MOKUM — JAMES DUNLOP TEXTILES
Catherine Martin’s sunset-hued Nightbird Symphony panel will transport you straight to a tropical paradise—no plane ticket necessary.
¡OYE POPPY! WALLCOVERING — PARETE
A botanical-patterned wallcovering crafted with indoor air quality in mind, this vibrant design is printed on a vinyl ground that’s free of harmful chemicals like phthalates, formaldehyde and phenol.
Products featured in this article have been sourced from BOH’s Collections vertical, a showcase of the latest debuts from some of the industry’s leading brands.
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