Inky Blue Black
Styling: Pella Hedeby Photographer: Sara Danielsson Source
The colour blue seems to be setting a mini trend at the moment, but I'm currently loving this moody pallet of inky blue and black, not quite black and not quite blue, more like those ink blots I always use to end up with, on school work when using a fountain pen. Using the darker shade can create quite a dramatic moody feel, but go a shade a two lighter and blue starts to lift the feel of a room in a different way, its also more eye catching. The dark inky blues work really well when added to texture, such as fur, silks, and velvet's that can take on a different shade when brushed with the hand or in different lighting, and have a very sumptuous air about them. Blues used in plain flat material can feel a little cold, so mix it up a little with texture.
The colour blue seems to be setting a mini trend at the moment, but I'm currently loving this moody pallet of inky blue and black, not quite black and not quite blue, more like those ink blots I always use to end up with, on school work when using a fountain pen. Using the darker shade can create quite a dramatic moody feel, but go a shade a two lighter and blue starts to lift the feel of a room in a different way, its also more eye catching. The dark inky blues work really well when added to texture, such as fur, silks, and velvet's that can take on a different shade when brushed with the hand or in different lighting, and have a very sumptuous air about them. Blues used in plain flat material can feel a little cold, so mix it up a little with texture.
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