My clothes are all over the place. My kitchen has light hardwood floor, white cabinets, silver metallic painted glass backsplash and Cambria Roxwell counters which are black, gray and white with sparkles and a bold swirly pattern. Bathrooms are same colors as the kitchen. The rest of the house however is bright colors everywhere, red rug in living with lots of bright colored art, purple rug in dining with more brightly colored art, all other rooms also. For some reason, I like the kitchen and baths to have a more cool, clean look.

I wear mostly neutral jersey skirts with bright solid-color T-shirts. Most of my skirts are black or charcoal, but I've got a navy and a khaki in there. Lots of pink and purple shirts, with some teal, blue, and red. A few tie-dye. Not a lot of other prints.

My kitchen is also neutral on the bottom and bright on top. Black-and-white floor, white wainscoting, chartreuse walls. Not colors that appear in my wardrobe (I have some white, just not in skirts/pants, but I look terrible in chartreuse). As I said on the other thread, my kitchen is a spring but I am a summer.

I used to have, and will again if they come back in fashion, a lot of brightly patterned ethnic skirts. The closest thing in my kitchen is this pendant lamp. It's not obvious from the photo, but the inside of the lamp is painted turquoise. I also have a bunch of cheerfully-colored artwork, now that I think about it.

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I definitely like similar colors for clothes and home, and both tend to be low maintenance cause I’m lazy. I’m a red head and love to wear and use green and turquoise and red and orange, and don’t do warm pastels-pink etc-or cool whites well. Our remodel has original red oak floors (bring on the orange!), some warm grey, or pale blue, or aqua walls, and a vivid green stove. The colors make me happy.

Nope, not at all. My kitchen is white, turquoise, and light wood, but I have pale skin with rosacea and long straight silver hair, and light colors do not look good on me. Most of my tops are black, gray, navy, peacock blue, eggplant, or deep red (my favorite color, although it doesn't go great with my face). In winter I wear jeans or leggings and tall boots or clogs, and in summer I wear light colored linen pants. My clothes are rarely stylish or eye-catching, although some of my knee high boots (love, love, love) are pretty awesome, and my hair gets some notice. My kitchen integrates modern and vintage styles, and the turquoise back-painted glass backsplash has a pretty big wow factor. I was braver with my kitchen than I am with my clothes. Maybe I like my kitchen to get noticed, but not my person?

I like a wide variety of kitchens and I wear a wide variety of clothes, though most of my wardrobe falls into the tailored, preppy classic category- lots of Brooks Brothers & Max Mara with a good deal of old Oilily (very boho Dutch brand.) My current kitchen is white slab cabinets, soapstone counters and apple green painted backsplash with a black range. I didn't design it, but I didn't change anything design-wise about it.

Agree! My fashion taste and colors matches my home decor and kitchen. Neutral with pop of color.

My decor is as unique as my dress. Fearless and bold.

I’ve realized that the kitchen I’m designing for our new house is very much a reflection of the colors I wish I could wear. I love layered, textured neutrals with cream, black, and all tones of brown. I still remember a cream cashmere coat one of the female characters on ER wore - I longed for that coat. Oh, and Rene Russo’s wardrobe from the Thomas Crown Affair. It seemed so unfair, as both women were redhead like me, but black and cream both make we look washed out and, quite frankly, ill. Sigh. Our kitchen design is for black leathered countertops, cream and natural white oak cabinets, and mid-brown hardwood floors. Basically, the clothes I wish I could wear in decor. And I tend to like clothes that are *almost* boring basics, but with little embellishments. A subtle ruffle here, a colored lining there, a touch of lace at the hem, etc., and I think that’s very much reflected in the styles we’re choosing, too.

Much of the rest of the house is done in teals, blues, and greens, which are what I wear and love.

I am more about the materials and cut of my clothes than the colours,per se. Details matter. & I love a good,well crafted accessory. In a way my kitchen is similar. Hmmm, my kitchen HAS probably worn more prints, 'cuz wallpaper ch-ch-ch-ch-changes, than I do.