Flow and Bohemien Bathrooms

The intensity of bold blocks of color is predominant in these striking bathroom design ideas from Simas. The Bohemien Design features the new Simas Bohemien tub – a bold oval tub with a contrasting rectangular block behind it to home the faucet and handles. The black design idea is so unusual in that all items in the bathroom are black: the furniture is black, the rug is black, the chunky

Yellow kitchen - interior design

The kitchen of a Connecticut mansion, designed by Jennifer Garrigues. Walls are painted Pale Hound and island is Green Stone, both by Farrow & Ball. Cabinets are painted Cloud White, by Benjamin Moore.Photo by Tria Giovan, Traditional Home

Beautiful sky blue kitchen

Maryland designer Dana Tydings helped a client design a kitchen around a barrel-vaulted ceiling, which a previous owner had painted like a sky studded with cumulus clouds. Rather than painting over the mural, she complemented it with similar colors on the cabinetry.Photo by Carrie Russell, washingtonspaces.com.

Blue and brown living room : Yellow accents and modern art

Love the chocolate velvet and bold splashes of yellow. Park Avenue living room designed by Pappas Miron. Photo from www.pappasmiron.com.

Neutral paint color living room

Walls are painted Grant Beige by Benjamin Moore. Upholstered furniture from Arhaus. Console, coffee, and end tables and upholstered cube ottomans from West Elm. Z Gallerie trellis pillows. Horchow gourd lamp and Crate & Barrel decorative bowl.Photo from decorpad.com

Midnight blue living room and white accents

Midnight blue walls offset a stylish cream sofa from Sofa Workshop, Josephine Ryan taupe armchair and white painted side table to create a cozy yet sophisticated living room. A simple blind and a well-placed mirror maximize light. Choosing accessories that echo the room's main color helps bridge the gap between the dark walls and pale furnishings.From Homes and Gardens, Jan. 2006.

Pale green dining area - Interior Design

London designer Harriet Maxwell Macdonald devised the sun-filled turret to lighten a row of fitted cabinets lacquered in deep maroon (hidden from view in this photo). Faint-green walls (William Morris's Loam) soften the contrast, while natural linen shades with a lavender print pick up the heather tones of the nearby living room and hall.Photo by Elizabeth Zeschin, Domino, Nov. 2007.