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Blogging Metropolitan Home: Yellow Roundup

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It's unseasonably warm in New York today and it's got us thinking about Spring. While we know these thoughts are premature, we're going to prolong the feeling with a yellow post. This yellow roundup comes from the January/February issue of Metropolitan Home and we've chosen our favorites of the bunch...

The color chips are (from top to bottom): Glidden's Sundrenched, Ace Paint's Sunnyside Up, Behr's Saffron Thread. The interior shot is the Palm Beach home of Lisa Perry. The yellow lace is from Flavor Paper and is similar to a table runner we picked up at IKEA on clearance last year.

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This Thayla chair by Patrick Jouin for for Kartell was first seen at last year's Milan Furniture Fair. Kartell is a great place for bold color inspiration.

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This fabric (Soleil’s Heat Wave) from Kravet is water-resistant acrylic and would make an excellent choice for some of the January Jumpstart projects.

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These yellow nesting tables are from AT favorite, Council. Though they're pricey at $3,626, we may have to add them to the High End section of our Top 10: Nesting Tables post.

Check out the full slideshow from Metropolitan Home for all the yellow inspiration.

(Pics: Martin Sobey, Melissa Punch)

Comments (4)

I love very, very pale shades of yellow for interior walls of a home. I'm not sure if they count as a "neutral" that future buyers are supposedly looking for, but my philosophy is to decorate for me while I'm living there, not fix it up just before I turn it over to someone else.

posted by kuroneko on 2008-01-08 12:35:36
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if I had a favorite color it would be yellow

posted by JonathanB on 2008-01-08 15:46:05
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Hmm..so Yellow is the official "it" color for 2008?
I saw a bunch of yellow frames, etc in Pottery Barn this weekend.

posted by jamilkb on 2008-01-08 16:00:39
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YES! And if you think about it, which one is going to "wear" better--a lovely soft buttery pale yellow, or that iris blue? I vote, yellow walls, and iris blue for the accents.

posted by kuroneko on 2008-01-11 19:44:59
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