Heart Warming Brown

Some regard it as casual black, while some associate it with a balancing and delightfully nourishing energy. However you perceive it, the colour brown is definitely here to stay.

Picture a cup of brimming hot cocoa or perhaps a cup of aromatic coffee in fluffy brown. Sound nice, doesn't it? Same goes when apply the touch of brown palettes into your home. Not only will they create a heart warming ambience's but a relaxing one as well.

Very often brown palettes are being perceived as something dull and boring. But these gentle hues are in fact the very remedy to today's modern looking homes that lacks of a touch of warmth and comfort. While other colour are deeply tied to trend and fashion, brown palettes are the safest hues to play with and they are not difficult to apply in any space within the house. With these down-to-earth tone, your home will definitely melt your heart.

Nourishing and nurturing as it is, warm brown also reflect simplicity and steadfastness while emanating a sense of security. After all, city dwellers hardly spend enough time to unwind and relax in a soothing environment. So inject shades of brown into your home and transform it into your best sanctuary.

DO YOU KNOW?
"The Japanese do not have a specific word for he colour brown. Rather, they use more descriptive name such as 'tea colour', 'fox colour' and 'fallen leaf'."

HOW TO USE SHADES OF BROWN
1. Dark chestnut brown is best to imply a sophisticated facade to the abode while maintaining a sense of warmth and comfort.

2. If you prefer a more natural brown, try incorporating wood textures with a natural palette into your home such as wooden cabinets and timber flooring.

3. Translucent decorative items like glass, crystals and mirrors are perfect to go with earthy hues. Hence, crystalline chandeliers, glass tableware and floor to ceiling mirrors are brilliant ornaments to further compliment the shades of brown.

4. Beige is one of the best contrasts to couple with warm brown as it is not only compliments the uniqueness of this tone but exudes simplicity at its best too. It is prefect for minimalistic yet urban approach.

5. It is not necessary to apply the colour brown throughout the whole abode. Rather, use some throw pillows in brown shades or bean chairs with a lighter palette rug and they will certainly turn out to be cosy and inviting.

HINT: The colour brown and its lighter cousins in tan, taupe, beige or cream make excellent background to help accompanying colours appear richer and brighter.