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| Marsala cushions from etsy.com |
So.. Not the news as it’s been for a quite a while but apparently the colour of 2015 is Marsala! Bloggers, articles, Twitter and all rest of social media debate whether Marsala is trendy or not? According to Pantone.co.uk Marsala is ”tasteful hue embodies the satisfying richness of a fulfilling meal while its grounding red-brown roots emanate a sophisticated, natural earthiness”.
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| Marsala wall Paint from sourceable.com |
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| Marsala Cushion from crateandbarels.com |
What do you think? I find it a little bit heavy, vintagy and more for hospitality design, sophisticated restaurants or hotels full of fabrics etc. when it comes to fashion I more see this in mature woman shelves like M&S, Next like office wear, ball gown etc. This colour doesn’t suit my skin colour and I find it well mature like for myself but I am big fan of fresh and bright colours!
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| Marsala Fashion Moodboard from collegefashion.net |
When it comes to interior products… that’s where I start like it a bit.. I wouldn’t put Marsala colour on my wall but I would play with accessories! Maybe not in my own home but I would see designing myself with this colour! Not only Vintage or Retro but I would see it in Industrial or Contemporary design. Below just few examples. Since, I am not a huge wowzer of this colour today so it will be without a my own mood board.
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| Marsala sofa and accessories Moodboards from guiltybytes.com |
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| Marsala sofa and accessories Moodboards from soirceable.com |
Also for those who like it and want create Marsala Moodboard below all colour system versions in RGB, CMYK, HTML also image showing Pantone colours that compliment Marsala.
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| Marsala complimentary colours pantone.co.uk |
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| Marsala RGB, CMYK HTML colour systems pantone.co.uk |
When it comes to interiors spaces Marsala can be likeable but again I would see more mature person here. It can look quite modern and minimalistic when paired with white. I would be very careful with accessorieses here. Any tacky flowers or vases in Marsala can make look this space very small and dark. Below images of minimalistc Marsala in interior design.
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| Gloss kitchen fronts in Marsala colour |
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| Marsala paired with white furniture in kitchen design |
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| Marsala balcony |
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| Marsala in bathroom accessories |
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| Marsala interior design |
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| Marsala interior design |
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| Marsala in architecture images from interiozine.com
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| images from pantone.co.uk |
Wow, this has just made me want a lot more in marsala ! Although being Aussie summer at the moment; I'd have to use it in a small dose otherwise it would be too dark! This post has given me such inspiration! 🙂
I agree, it's dark colour that in for example in small space would just create a disaster! This is colour for big spaces rather unless someone like to be surrounded with dark objects! I always imagine Australia as bright, colourful etc but I could see minimalistic like on that apartment for example, combined with bright colours and only with accessories in this colour! I see more this colour in fashion still 😉 Let me know when you do your Marsala post! 🙂
Kolor może nie należy do łatwych, ale jak dla mnie lepszy kolor niż jego brak. Kojarzy mi się z cegłą, Ameryką Południową i kolorem do wykończenia elewacji. Taki egzotyczny. Choć wszystko zależy pewnie od wykończenia i stylu jakiego szukamy:)
Ameryka poludniowa tak! Chociaz oni chyba bardziej z zywa czerwienia jednkaze we wzronictwie czesto tez burgund mozna spotkac! Czerwona cegla to wlasnie retro 🙂 takze industrial by poszlo ale industrialny np. dla osoby starszej ;p Ja mam przed oczami dorosla babke, po 40 co siedzi na kanapie w burgundowej sukience pijac czerwone wino! Jakos siebie nie widze czy np. Pokoj mlodziezowy chyba,ze dla jakiegos kujona;p
Kolor dla odważnych 🙂
Dokladnie!Ja tak odwazna nie jestem by go w domu przedstawic jednakze ciekawie by bylo z nim komponowac w stylu wlansie retro czy vintage! Ale fanka koloru jednak niestety nie jestem!