Tangerine is the new interior design accent color, as seen at High Point Market!

“The Decorating Den merchandising department just spent a whole week trekking through miles of furniture and accessory showrooms at the High Point Market,” interior decorator Christine Ringenbach said about her team at the world’s largest home furnishing trade show.

Now with so many exciting design finds, Christine can’t wait to share what they found!

This season, interior design will be infused with warm, vibrant shades for home décor. For accent colors, tangerine is hitting the market and bringing a lot of life with it! Want to see how to incorporate tangerine’s vivacious nature into your Henderson home interior design? Take a look at these inspiring images, and read Christine’s perspective on each piece.

Ava Chair

As a classic style from the mid-century modern look, this tangerine Ava Chair is reminiscent of the 1950s and brings any home a vintage comfort.

Garden Gates Area Rug

Inspired by garden gates, this area rug’s pattern of muted orange adds the perfect blend of natural and fashion-forward to any room.

Contemporary Artwork

This abstract artwork works well in its geometric frame, complete with its splash of tangerine color in a contemporary figurative for added intrigue.

Borman Spice Area Rug

With bold shapes and bold colors, this rich orange rug’s popular design instantly adds spice to any conversation area.

Accent Pillow

In a fashion-forward mix of tangerine and gray, this stylish print pillow displays the season’s new neutral with the latest accent color.

Incorporate these new trends into your home décor with the help of a professional who has experienced the designs firsthand. Call Decorating Den Interiors’ Christine Ringenbach at 702-914-3741, and discover new style for your home interior design.

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Want to know more trends that the Decorating Den team found at High Point Market? Check out the latest styles and the hottest trends in the coming weeks, right here on Christine Ringenbach’s blog!

Author: Allyson Siwajian