20 Mar Color Crush: Mystic
Immersed within the mist lingering amongst the treetops we discover Mystic, a distinctive hue that boldly defines the 31 days of March. This overcast, foggy shade of green has the ability to transform any environment into a space defined by drama and captivating mystery. Enchanting and majestic, Mystic is brilliant enough to stand on its own, especially when paired with warm textures and earthy neutrals. Afraid to commit to such a daring color choice? Try bringing the outdoors in by sprinkling touches of it throughout your home using live plants and greenery for a refreshing and enlivening design touch.
Product Shown (Lower right-hand corner): Stacy Garcia New York for York’s Aquarella Wallpaper ST6027
Tip #1: Bring the Outdoors Inside
Bring the outdoors in this Spring with bold floral patterns and eye-catching greenery. Whether your flower shop exists within the swift brush strokes of a wallcovering, planted in beautiful pots mounted on a wall, or creatively showcased within a frame, these whimsical designs add a refreshing, enlivening design touch.
Product Shown: The Oliver Gal, EXPLORE 36 x 24
Tip #2: Work From The Ground Up
Create a strong foundation for your design scheme with Mystic by working from the ground up! This moody yet sophisticated hue, incorporated within the pattern of these carpets, can act as an anchoring point. This especially works well when defining a seating or dining area within a space that has a more open floor plan concept.
Products Shown (Left to Right): Stacy Garcia for Lexmark Hospitality: Intersection 256-Teal Agate; Stacy Garcia for Brinton’s Altered Gravity Q01/A014562SG; Stacy Garcia for Durkan: Marquee GA42444
Tip #3: Add an element of drama
Add an element of drama with this smoky green, as seen here in the Young Love Mess Hall café. Adorn the walls with Mystic and one can instantly see that it transforms the environment from basic to brilliant. Paired with a statement piece (or two!) and a few beautiful accessories, your room is sure to impress!
Love this color?!? Use Pantone 445C or Pratt and Lambert Paints – Forest Night, #24-19.
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