Inspired by Ultra Violet:  Pantone Color Institute describes the color as a dramatically thoughtful purple shade that communicates originality, ingenuity, and visionary thinking that point us toward the future.

The color Lavender is associated with healing, relaxation, and purity. Lavender encourages calmness and tranquility of mind and is useful for both self-reflection and invoking a relaxed, meditative state. Combined with a neutral design of light taupe or gray; lavender is an effective tone that adds softness to a bedroom or bathroom focal wall, or as accent pieces in any room.
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Gacek Design Group – Shades of Dusty Lavender

In celebration of our country’s independence, some of our favorite red, white, and blue furniture selections.

According to the Pantone Color Institute, Greenery is defined as a “refreshing and revitalizing shade, symbolic of new beginnings”. With a continued trend towards brighter and bolder accent colors, Greenery, reminds us of Springtime when nature begins to revive, restore, and renew. We asked Richard Gacek, owner and principal designer at Gacek Design Group, how he would use the Color of the Year in interior design projects. “As an accent color for a fireplace surround, glass front kitchen cabinets, or for welting on a sofa, for example”, said Gacek. “A classic and timeliness design should always concentrate on a neutral foundation, and be mindful of bringing the outdoor views to the inside, with distinct accents”.

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Summertime inspires Shades of sunshine Yellow…According to the Pantone Color Institute, the human eye can see the color yellow better than any other color. Shades of yellow in an interior design can convey different emotions. A bright yellow increases energy and encourages innovation, whereas a light yellow color brings warmth and softness to a room. Inspired?

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