Saffron # Design

Use saffron as an accent color to brighten up a neutral base palette.
For example, you can add saffron pillows, curtains, rugs, or lamps to a room with white, beige, or gray walls and furniture.

Pair it with complementary colors such as purple, blue, or green to create a vibrant contrast.
For example, you can paint a saffron accent wall behind a purple sofa, or use saffron and green cushions on a blue armchair.

Choose a rich, earthy saffron hue with a green undertone to add warmth and depth to your space.
This shade of saffron works well with dark wood, leather, or metal accents.

Paint your ceiling saffron to create a sunny and uplifting atmosphere.
This can make your room feel more spacious and cozy at the same time.

Mix this color with other shades of yellow to create a gradient effect.
For example, you can use a lighter yellow for the walls and a darker saffron for the trim, or vice versa.

Use saffron sparingly and strategically to avoid overwhelming your space.
Too much saffron can make your room look harsh or childish.