A color is perceived differently according to the type of light and location in which it's observed. Matching colors in different shapes and textures can lead to different and unexpected results! At times it seems a strong color can define a space independently of the object it's found on.
Below we take a look to four different examples that have one common denominator: the color accent. A Victorian red mahogany chair, a copper bell pendant, a blue glass chandelier, or a simple green porcelain all orchestrate focal points and set relations to all that's found around them.
Transitional Home Office, San Francisco
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