Red, White, and Blue! Who Knew!
With less than a week before we celebrate our nations independence, we couldn’t think of a better time to explore some fabulous color combinations featuring our country’s symbolic color palette.

photo courtesy of Contemporary Home Decoration
First a little history lesson into the meaning of these iconic colors…
White signifies Purity and Innocence
Red signifies Hardiness and Valor

photo courtesy of Home Stories A2Z
And Blue signifies Vigilance, Perseverance, and Justice
We absolutely love this color combo and thought we would share some of favorite design ideas that will have you thinking way out of the box with this color combination.

Primary colors with the balance of white are always crisp, clean and strong. They anchor a space and give it definition and purpose.

A Brooklyn Townhouse designed by Morris Woodhouse Interiors

A playful take on a nautical bedroom~ Pothermus Savery and Da Silva

Warm and welcoming from Robertson Design
Fresh details in pillows, chairs and accessories make an otherwise neutral decor come alive!

photo courtesy of Live Breathe Decor

Photo from Houzz

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Tuvaluhome

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Play up a front door with a classic red door

Andrea Braund Home Staging and Design
Or an inventive way to display your house numbers!

the every girl
I might have to try this staircase myself. I love the hint of red. Hopefully this won’t lead to a whole house color change (been there, done that many times!)

And saving the best for last, we can’t say enough about how much we love the red, white, and turquoise combo. There is something so crisp and refreshing about this collection that just makes us smile, always.

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And the infamous Jonathan Adler
So go out there and celebrate this weekend, but don’t forget to bring a little of that celebration right into your living room.
Especially if can be inspired by a super hero or two…

For even more patriotic inspiration, zip on over to our pinterest board and check out our July 4th decor ideas.
Happy Fourth!
Renee