There's really no way you could be sad or tired after looking at this post. In fact, if you've found yourself feeling sad or tired in your own home lately, you might want to consider a little color therapy in the way of using all of them: rainbows really can help brighten any mood!
Well, unless of course you're one of those folks who doesn't dig rainbows. And certainly their multi-colored existence can be a bit much for those who crave simple palettes and soft hues. But no matter your home's overall theme, we bet you could fit one of these tiny rainbow hints in a room (and yes, we do use the term rainbow a bit more liberally than scientifically). These powerful punches are perfect for turning a corner in your space and getting cheered up!
TOP ROW
1) Fabric Rainbow Garland $17
2) Rainbow Sheet $12.50
3) Castle Original Embroidery
4) We Are Brainstorm Art Print
5) Rainbow Window Stars Set of 3 $19
BOTTOM ROW
6) Rainbow Chevron Light Switch $13
7) Painted Wooden Rainbow Bookends $40
8) Vintage Rainbow Chevron Stripe Crochet Throw $34
9) Rainbow Book Bundle $30
10) Vintage 1980s Glass Heart Jar with Rainbow $10
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I have a board on Pinterest called "Rainbow Connection" dedicated to multicolor. It's so cheerful!
Absolutely, an energizer without adverse side effects.
In SF rainbow means somthing completely different! :oD But I do love color so enjoyed this post.
@Lyonstill Yeah, it has the same meaning just about anywhere now! Lol! Where I live wearing it is akin to saying, "BACK OF DUDES, LADIES ONLY!" So doing without was necessary for my dating life (men only please!) lol.
I looove rainbows! I'm the child of two artists so my love of color is innate. I love what some of these designers have done, nothing like mixing up the spectrum for a bit of more fun.
I rocked those rainbow sheets from about 1983-1990 and loved them until I hit the double digits and wa too cool! I wonder if my parents still have them...
*OFF :)
I love rainbow colors too! And yeah, support our rainbow brothers and sisters.
I made this and its one of my favorites :) : Rainbow hearts garland
Haha the heart jar made me smile. I had sooooo many different shape/color keepsake boxes like this when I was a kid. Most of them had coins and useless junk inside, but they were cute.....and now they're "vintage" and cool again! :)
@Maggie13, I also had those sheets in the 80s! They were my favorite.
A great house tour that embraces the rainbow without being "My Pretty Pony" about it
is ReadyMade magazines tour of Jeff Barfoot and Shay Ometz' house:
http://www.readymade.com/magazine/slideshow/texas_two_step
They are beethings on etsy, too.
Ooh,color,color,more color! I always loved rainbows. Another child of the '80s here- I loved my Rainbow Brite!
I had those sheets, too, and now my daughter uses them for her dolls' bed. :)
I love those plate switches, but am not brave enoug nor do I have the right room to use them in.
The title of this post ("Pick them all") is basically my motto. Rainbow love!!!!
(and I live in Chelsea in NYC so really, rainbows are never far away...)
Love this! I was bummed about the window stars--I thought they were lanterns, but they're flat.