In theory it sounds cold, lifeless and possibly even a little depressing. But lately, I've been finding images that have the opposite effect for me...





Black and white textiles make a bold statement in any room. They're almost like a pop of un-color. And black and white spaces with a single accent color are unquestionably sophisticated.
I don't think I'd ever be happy living in a purely black and white environment, but using elements of this un-color pairing could definitely create some interesting depth and drama.

Images via: Country Living, Diane Bergeron, High Gloss, House of Turquoise and Lonny
I like b&w...when it's punctuated with some fabulously bold prints (as you show here).
ReplyDeleteWow, that top image is absolutely stunning! I love it!
ReplyDeleteJust found your blog via BYW - it's really great.
Angela
Wicker & Stitch
Thank you so much for visiting my blog Kate and I am equally as excited to have discovered yours! Beautiful pictures above, will stop by again soon xx
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