Within the past few years the trend has been leaning towards using lighter shades of woods in interiors. I felt it was necessary to focus on this classic hue that reflects and accents this shift. Not a yellow and not a boring neutral, Butterwood is as rich and solid as the wood material it reflects. This trend has been seen on the runways, in accessories and home furniture and accents. The shade creates a warmth only the natural world can bring. Shown from top left: Natural wood chips; Ash biodegradable lamp by Tom Raffield; Runway dress by Donna Karan Spring 2011; Wood Lamp from House to Home; Wood tree bedroom from Elle Decor magazine; Wood scrap chair by Fernando and Humberto Campana; Cuff bracelets by Monique Pean.
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Within the past few years the trend has been leaning towards using lighter shades of woods in interiors. I felt it was necessary to focus on this classic hue that reflects and accents this shift. Not a yellow and not a boring neutral, Butterwood is as rich and solid as the wood material it reflects. This trend has been seen on the runways, in accessories and home furniture and accents. The shade creates a warmth only the natural world can bring. Shown from top left: Natural wood chips; Ash biodegradable lamp by Tom Raffield; Runway dress by Donna Karan Spring 2011; Wood Lamp from House to Home; Wood tree bedroom from Elle Decor magazine; Wood scrap chair by Fernando and Humberto Campana; Cuff bracelets by Monique Pean. http://moniquepean.com/
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