A color staple of the late '80s and early '90s, orange was everywhere; from our fashion choices to our interiors, we couldn't get away from this bold, brash color. However, fast forward 30 years and orange color schemes are having something of a revival. These days, decorating with orange is a sophisticated and versatile choice.
The new burnt orange gracing interiors in 2024 are rich and radiant. It comes as no surprise that America's favorite TV personality Martha Stewart was one step ahead of the color trends with her daring orange three-season room in her former home on Lily Pond Lane. A post shared by Martha Stewart (@marthastewart) A photo posted by on For a decorating scheme with year-round appeal, look no further than the spice and sophistication of burnt orange or terracotta.
A bold, fiery color tinged with hints of red and brown, it is zestier than earth tones, yet offers a smokier, more relaxed aesthetic than brighter hues. Burnt orange provides decorating schemes with energy while imbuing a sense of warmth and calm. To make do like Stewart, pair this surprisingly sophisticated choice with teal.
It is one of the many colors that go with orange and is our favorite. 'I often pair orange with teals as they work effortlessly together,' says Emma Deterding, founder and creative director, of Kelling Designs. ‘It brings warmth and an uplifting energy, whether you use it on a whole wall with paint or wallpaper.
' A versatile shade, teal can be used in contrast with an eart.