Bedding

5 Ways to Style Navy at Home

Classic and chic, navy is a versatile neutral that can grab attention or demurely accent. We selected our favorite styling tips to help you incorporate navy into your home.

Classic and chic, navy is a versatile neutral that can grab attention or demurely accent. Navy’s dichotomous nature can conjure a sense of strength while still offering blue’s overarching calm vibe. In honor of our newest color addition, we selected our favorite styling tips to help you incorporate navy into your home.

Neutrals and Navy

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Add a Pop of Pink

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Mix in Gold Accents

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Use Bright White Walls as a Backdrop

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Paint Your Walls

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May 20, 2015