Retro Hues That Are Making A Huge Decor Comeback

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Add intricate light fixtures to bring your decor together in an easy laidback manner.

Pair with shades of white, gray, plum and red for a perfect contrast that makes sense and comes full-circle.

Ever wanted to add a feminine touch to your living room but couldn't figure out the right way to do so?

This powerful color is perfect as a bold wall hue.

Autumn gold is the perfect hue when you want to bring color with a fall vibe to it

Retro Hues That Are Making A Huge Decor Comeback

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Add intricate light fixtures to bring your decor together in an easy laidback manner.

Pair with shades of white, gray, plum and red for a perfect contrast that makes sense and comes full-circle.

Ever wanted to add a feminine touch to your living room but couldn't figure out the right way to do so?

This powerful color is perfect as a bold wall hue.

Every fashion and home décor lover knows trends tend to always come back full circle, which is perfect when you want to add a retro feel or hue to your home. Luckily, if you have been intrigued by retro hues they are coming back on trend in a huge way! Here are those retro hues that are no longer retro instead they are now trendy and perfect to add to your home.

Autumn Gold

A hue that has been seen throughout the centuries is finally coming back with a furry- autumn gold. The shade itself screams vintage vibes while still having a bit of a fall feel. The beauty of this is its classic aesthetics works well with numerous different shades and textures.

Kelly Green

This powerful color is perfect as a bold wall hue. The intensity of this hue revolves around its ability to be versatile yet oh so powerful. Pair with shades of blue and metallic to bring the color back to life. Consider adding patterns that offer hints of kelly green to bring it all together.

This classic, charming green is another beautiful shade that is coming back extremely strong this year. Greens in general, are making a comeback because of their natural feel, interior decorating is becoming more about showcasing the homeowner’s personality while still having a natural feel and being less dramatic. Kelly green is the perfect shade to pair with hues of pink, they create a classic, trendy combination.

Dusty Rose

We mentioned dusty rose in our “best color combinations for 2018” due to it being a beautiful color combination. Do not mistaken this muted hue for “millennial pink” a shade that is brighter and feels more modern. Dusty rose simply feels old worldly and trendy yet oh so vintage.

Rich Burgundy

The richness of a dark burgundy hue displayed as an accent color comes from its ability to stand out while giving the other hues their own spotlight. Pair with shades of white, gray, plum and red for a perfect contrast that makes sense and comes full-circle.

Burgundy itself has always had a sophisticated undertone, however, a richer, darker tone adds a mysterious vibe. Pair with metallics for an elegant, fun twist on this classic hue. You may also want to add nudes that bounce off of the beauty of this color.

Olive

Think of this color as the new neutral- it has depth, visual appeal and it comes beautifully together when it is paired with bolder hues. This is a color that demands your attention while still having that timeless, retro appeal.

Classic Blues

*Mixing and matching different shades of blue is perfect for adding texture and personality* in any room, especially in the living room. Pair with bits of bold neutral to bring your decor back to life. While allowing the different shades of blue to make a big statement.

Timeless, classic hues of blue are coming back on trend due to more homeowners wanting to have a coastal, backdrop that screams ageless décor. That is what classic blues such as navy paired with white bits that have some sort of texture and pattern do for your home.

Red

Add a shiny bit to your red of choice in the kitchen for a retro vibe. Pair with different bits of red here and there throughout the kitchen area to make the entire space have a cohesive appeal. Use nudes and steel as the main color of choice for an undeniable sleekness.

Red has had a bad connotation for quite some time due to being known as a “stressful” color. However, it is one of those retro shades that is coming back to become a staple in the home. We love this retro shade in the kitchen and office space for a twist of rich color.

Unforgettable Teal

Teal in the kitchen is perfectly vintage and beautiful especially when it is paired with classic steel aesthetics, and/or other dark, vintage pieces. You may even want to add classic light fixtures to bring that timeless feel to your teal cabinets.

Teal is another color we mentioned in our “best color combinations for 2018” due to its vintage 1950s appeal. We love this color in the kitchen because of its old-worldly aesthetics along with the idea of the color being a muted combination between green and blue.

Magenta

Take a dark wall and brighten it all up with accent chairs that make the room come back to life. Use shades of teal to add an extra dose of bold richness. Doing so brings vibrancy while having dark hues become the staple that brings the room together.

This hue not only reminds us of the 1960s because of its boldness, but it is now becoming the perfect accent hue that brings everything together. For a softer take on this trend consider using it with neutrals the contrast will soften the boldness of it.

Mint

The informal color just got a bit more formal and modern. Pair it with rich darker wooden pieces for that modern aesthetic. Consider having it be an essential addition to the room while still being a softer focus. Doing so will bring the feel of the color while not being overpowering.

Retro hues are making an undeniable comeback, which of these hues do you want to use in your home? Share with us your decorating ideas in the comments below.