Gorgeous Ombre Mid-Century Modern desk revamp by Natty by Design
Love this Ombre wallpaper range by Designer’s Guild! It’s called “Saraille”
Ombre dip-dye cushion cover from West Elm.
I’m sure you have noticed this dramatic, playful trend around the web the last couple of years – it everywhere. Anything from hair and fashion, to furniture and décor… even walls and wedding cakes! It is definitely one of my favourite trends…
Ombre: is a French term meaning “shaded” or “shading” and refers to a dyed, printed, painted, or woven design of which the colour graduates from light to dark. Said to be an extension of the 60’s hippie tie-dye trend, Ombre can either be applied in a gradual saturation (the “dip-dye” effect) or in stepped, stripe-like shades (the “colour chart” effect).
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love the shaded desk with a matching chair. such a clever idea.
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