Think red and pink, and you likely think Valentine's Day (at least we do). It's a bold color combination that you don't see too often in interior design — probably because it's a darn risky move. This Fort Greene, Brooklyn townhome, however, proves that it's one of the most unique ideas to bring into your home. Assuming, that is, it's done right. Enter Fanny Abbes, creative director of Brooklyn-based New Design Project (the firm that was also behind this dreamy Park Avenue apartment), who brought the palette into a three-story townhome in a design that feels contemporary, with classic touches. "The interior scheme combines a color palette of grays, pinks, and reds, with brass accents, and uses statement wallcoverings and textiles to create an overall aesthetic that is bold yet dreamy," Abbes told Hunker.
So, how do you work with those colors in a way that feels professional and polished? "It was important that similar tones carried through the entire open first floor and that the overall interiors throughout the house were in keeping with the architecture," she explained.
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