1. Accent wall
Channel all the bright and calm that classic blue has to offer by painting one wall in a room in this shade. An accent wall works great in any room, whether the wall behind a queen bed (think statement headboards!) in the bedroom or as the background for a piece of art in the living room.
2. Statement pieces
This gorgeous shade of blue works well for statement pieces like a sofa or an accent chair, its bright hue making it a natural centerpiece for the room. Options like our Delight Tufted Button Velvet Sofa or our Loft Gold Velvet Sofa are great to get started with.
3. Perfectly paired
If you’re concerned that the Classic Blue shade is a bit too rich for your style, channel the Mykonos island vibe by pairing blue accent pieces with white. Blue cushions on a white sofa, a set of blue decorative plates on a white wall – there’s so much you can do with small curios and decorative pieces to use this trending color. If you’re feeling braver though, or if your decor style tends toward the boho-kitsch vibe, consider teaming Classic Blue with other bright colors. Pair with green for a tropical vibe by adding leafy plants or succulents, or even palm prints on your walls or upholstery. Add a hint of yellow and pink for a spot of cheer and remember to stick with pastel shades if you want to keep it gentle on the eyes. Often considered the new neutral, this shade of blue works well in patterns, like the eternally popular blue and white stripes, or the Moroccan tile print. There are definitely a lot of options when it comes to incorporating this shade into your home.4. Opt to accessorize
If you’re wondering if there’s a low-cost way to bring this color into your home without making any major changes, we’ve got good news. There’s a whole range of accessories that come in this hue that will add that pop of trendy color to your décor. From Le Creuset kettles or KitchenAids for your kitchen countertop to woolen throws for your neutral sofa, plain or printed duvet covers for your bedroom to ottomans and planters for your living spaces, the options really are endless.