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CORAL COLOR TOUCHES 2014
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Without the big bookcase in the living room, the space feels more open. “She really wanted full-height storage to display collectibles and thought it would be great to put it over the stairway, but we said, ‘Yeah, but how would you access it?’” says House. “So we devised this sliding bookcase that 90 percent of the time lives over the stairs.”
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PUSHING BOOKCASE OUT OF ROOM ALONGSIDE STAIRWAY
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The homeowner can access books and records from a floor-to-ceiling bookcase by pulling out a nearby ladder. When it’s not in use, she slides the entire bookcase out of the way over the staircase on the left.
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6. Coral warms up modern spaces. Add pop to a cool modern or eclectic space with a hit of coral. The bright hue looks especially vibrant against pale gray, white and watery blue.
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5. Coral brightens up darker hues. Navy and charcoal gray really come to life when paired with coral. Try adding a few coral throw pillows to a basic blue and white living room for a fresh look.
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4. Coral plays well with neutrals. If you’re feeling bored with an all-white or neutral room, consider perking it up with coral-colored accessories. Natural hues like linen, oatmeal and sand look richer and more interesting when used alongside this bold hue.
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3. Coral freshens up traditional spaces. Coral is elegant but not at all fussy, making it a great partner for antiques and traditional pieces. Try adding coral-colored drapes, cushions or upholstery to give your traditional room a twist.
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2. Coral is cheerful. Like a ripe apricot or a beautiful sunrise, coral is a naturally uplifting color. Use it wherever you want a little boost — a coral front door would be spectacular.
This custom coral color is very similar to Sherwin Williams Gladiola, according to the designers.
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1. Coral adds instant glamour. Room feeling a little ho-hum? Paint something coral for a quick hit of glamour. This hue feels like it could have been plucked straight out of the Hollywood set of a Technicolor film — try it on a mirror frame or side table.
Without the big bookcase in the living room, the space feels more open. “She really wanted full-height storage to display collectibles and thought it would be great to put it over the stairway, but we said, ‘Yeah, but how would you access it?’” says House. “So we devised this sliding bookcase that 90 percent of the time lives over the stairs.”
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