Indigo # Design

Play with pops of color: You can add indigo accents to a neutral or light-colored room to create contrast and interest.
For example, you can use indigo pillows, rugs, curtains, lamps, or artwork to add some depth and drama to your space.

Create an accent wall: Paint one wall in your room an indigo color to make it stand out and draw attention.
This can work well in a bedroom, living room, or dining room.
You can pair indigo with white, beige, gray, or other complementary colors.

Use prints and patterns: Using indigo in printed fabrics or wallpaper can add texture and variety to walls or furniture.
You can choose from floral, geometric, abstract, or ethnic patterns that suit your style and personality.

Layer texture and color: Indigo combines with different materials and finishes to create a more dynamic and sophisticated look.
For example, you can use indigo tiles, wood, metal, glass, or leather to create a mix of smooth, rough, shiny, or matte surfaces.

Go all out: If you love indigo and want to make a bold statement, you can use it from ceiling to floor in your room.
Paint your walls, ceiling, doors, and trim, use indigo colored furniture, bedding, accessories, and lighting.
This can create a cozy and dramatic atmosphere that is perfect for relaxing or entertaining.