In art and life, orange home decor expresses the color of this weekend’s Fall equinox.
A few weeks from now the leaves on our ancient oaks and Japanese maples will begin to turn the color of autumn. This blazingly beautiful hue is also dramatic indoors, especially when orange home decor is Asian inspired.
Stylized poppies lend the aura of a Japanese kimono to this dramatic wallpaper with the orange picked up as an accent color for the velvet-upholstered side chair.
The naturalistic pairing of orange and green on a black ground distinguishes this famille noire-style covered jar in the forum of lotus blossoms.
I’m someone who adores the subtle gray undertones in the skin of an Asian persimmon – an uncommon orange.
Mid-20th century French designer Mathieu Matégot abstracted the same colors and the fruit form for the iconic 1953 Satellite pendant lamp. No trick there – just a treat.
(Source: flatbushgardener, pinterest, indulgy, jousse-entreprise)
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I once had a Japanese Maple in my backyard and I just adored how glorious it was in the fall!