Amber # Design

Use amber as an accent color to create contrast and interest in a neutral or cool-toned room.
For example, you can add amber pillows, lamps, rugs, or artwork to a gray, white, or blue room to make it more lively and inviting.

Use amber as a wall color to create a cozy and inviting atmosphere in your living room, dining room, or bedroom.
Amber can make a room feel warmer and more spacious, especially if you use a lighter shade or a textured wallpaper.

Use amber as a furniture color to add a touch of luxury and sophistication to your interior.
Amber can work well with wood, metal, leather, or velvet materials, and it can complement both modern and traditional styles.
You can choose an amber sofa, chair, table, or cabinet to make a statement in your room.

Choose plants that have amber-colored flowers or foliage, such as marigolds, dahlias, zinnias, chrysanthemums, crocosmias, rudbeckias, or cannas.
Mix them with other colors that complement amber, such as purple, blue, or green.

Use amber-colored glass or ceramic pots, vases, lanterns, or ornaments to accentuate your garden.

Create a cozy and inviting ambiance with amber-colored lighting.
Use candles, fairy lights, solar lamps, or amber glass tealight holders to illuminate your garden at night.
You can also hang amber-colored glass suncatchers or wind chimes to catch the sunlight during the day.

Add some texture and contrast to your garden with amber-colored stones, pebbles, or gravel.
Use them to create pathways, borders, or focal points in your garden.
You can also use amber-colored crystals, geodes, or calcite to add some sparkle and interest to your garden.

Incorporate some amber-colored furniture or accessories to your garden, such as cushions, throws, rugs, or curtains.
Use amber-colored wood, metal, or wicker to create benches, chairs, tables, or trellises.
You can also paint or stain your existing furniture or accessories with amber-colored paint or varnish.