![]() Lovely lavender: I can almost smell it just looking at this picture. It is the most striking color and it can go all the way from soft and neutral to intense, and bold. I love almost all shades and versions of this royal color. ![]() The history of the color mauve. I really want to read this. This is a color that you love or you hate. I also think it is easy to do lavender wrong. Most people associate purple rooms with a version of Barney the dinosaur, and the intensely cloying purple of a tween bedroom. It is too bad because there are so many shades of lavender that are incredibly easy to live with and that are not too feminine. I think John Saladino has proven that lavender can be used in a gender neutral way. Men need to open their minds to the affect of this wonderful color, and forget the gender connotation. ![]() Case in point: Shades of dusky lavender mix well with leather and mohair. ![]() Even in this room with the periwinkle sofa and pillows, it is worldly and rich not gender specific at all. ![]() highglossblue ![]() athoughtfuleye ![]() This is one of my favorite rooms: Saladino uses the most beautiful shade of lavender on the sofa and chair, it is timeless and soft. |
Sweet girls room. I adore gingham sheets. |
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I am loving this lavender slipcover. |
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Classic and beautiful. |
If I was designing a lavender room now:
I would love to decorate a room based on this fabric and use it on the headboard. I especially love it because it has some blue in it. |
Perfect drape fabric. It has all the colors that are in the inspiration fabric, but they are muted. |

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