Photo Simon Upton
Suddenly I�ve got this thing for black furniture and it�s all Darryl Carter�s fault, once I saw this picture I was intrigued. I love how the black pops against all the white really making the furniture a statement and brings out the clean lines. Less seems to be more!
Then I saw this beautiful black bench on 1st Dibs and kept thinking how stunning it would look in an entryway. Before I knew it everything kept coming up black, so I�m now wondering is black the new gray?
It wasn�t just furniture I was seeing in black but doors as in Joni Webb�s home from Cote de Texas. Kitchens and whole rooms were taking on a whole new meaning of sophistication and seductiveness.
I love how all the white ironstone pops in this beautiful cupboard, it looks so elegant.
Black and white can look very classic, timeless, the walls almost seem to float.
A splash of bright bold color can keep a room from feeling to stark and adds a touch of playfulness.
So my questions are to you, is black becoming the new gray? Could you make a bold statement such as this and paint a room black? I don�t think I could paint a whole room black but I�m certainly going to try it out on an interior door this weekend thanks to Joni at Cote de Texas. Baby steps for me, how about you?
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