1. Pleat Orange Hourglass pendant lamp from Crate & Barrel. (Photo courtesy of www.crateandbarrel.com)

2. Orange Jacqui side table by Bungalow 5, available through Inside Avenue. (Photo courtesy of www.insideavenue.com)

3. Parlour Tangerine chair from CB2. (Photo courtesy of www.cb2.com)

4. Alexander McQueen Medium Calf Hair Crossbody bag from Neiman Marcus. (Photo courtesy of www.neimanmarcus.com)

5. Templeton Apartment sofa from Johnathan Adler. (Photo courtesy of www.jonathanadler.com)

6. Orange lacquer wood tray from West Elm. (Photo courtesy of www.westelm.com)

7. Orange Marc by Marc Jacobs Graphic Logo bracelet from Saks Fifth Avenue. (Photo courtesy of www.saksfifthavenue.com)

8. Coral Salud goblet from Anthropologie. (Photo courtesy of www.anthropologie.com)

1. Farrow & Ball Versailles from the Baroque Papers Collection, style 2621. “I love the dramatic, large prints popular in wallpapers today. This deep blue and black floral is contemporary with a traditional twist. I would love to see it in a small powder room paired with a black furniture-style vanity or even as punch in a dressing room with a black glass chandelier glistening above. This paper says you’re not afraid of pattern and color but like to keep your feet a bit grounded. Stunning!” – Judy Uelk, Editor-in-Chief (Photo courtesy of us.farrow-ball.com)

2. Romo Riva beaded wallcovering from the Shima Collection in shale, available through KDR Designer Showrooms (to the trade). “I’m always up for adding a little sparkle to a space, and this glamorous beaded wallpaper does just that. It would be especially dazzling in the evening, when the little beads catch the light from a crystal chandelier and throw it around the room.” – Katie Underhill, Managing Editor (Photo courtesy of www.romo.com)

3. Sanderson Chatelet wallpaper from the Marney Collection in raspberry/cream, available through Design & Detail. “The soft colors and simple print in this toile are charming yet sophisticated. Paired against classic white furniture, it would add the perfect backdrop to a young girl’s Shabby Chic bedroom.” – Heather Riske, Editorial Intern (Photo courtesy of www.sanderson-uk.com)

4. Blazing Poppies wallpaper from Anthropologie. “I adore this wallpaper! It’s girlie and playful yet so bold and daring. Show the world you’re done with drab and boring by jazzing up your home’s entryway with this fabulous floral paper. Try accenting the walls with black-and-white prints and by putting a white straight-back chair in the corner by the doorway. Guests will be saying, ‘Wow!’ And you’ll be thinking, ‘I know, right?’” – Lauren Schrader, Art Director (Photo courtesy of www.anthropologie.com)

5. Flavor Paper Bubblegum wallpaper from the Fruits of Design Collection. “This wallpaper certainly makes a statement. The perfect covering for an eye-catching accent wall, its combination of matte and metallic and modern and traditional make for a truly glamorous look.” – Jenna Dunbar, Marketing Coordinator (Photo courtesy of www.flavorpaper.com)

6. Seabrook Shadowplay wallpaper, pattern SBK15331. “St. Louisians have certainly had more than our share of rain lately, making this nature- and sunshine-inspired wallpaper a highly sought-after pattern. Whether in a formal dining room or breakfast nook, its simple elegance could complement any décor with a guarantee to brighten the gloomiest of days.” – Suzie Osterloh, Publishing Director (Photo courtesy of www.seabrookwallpaper.com)

You no doubt know the name Lilly Pulitzer for her brand’s instantly recognizable, Palm Beach-inspired frocks, but these colorful creatives are breaking into a whole new market – home furnishings. And of course, we can’t get enough! Here are five of our most-loved Lilly pieces, each packed with a vibrant punch, that exude quintessential, breezy beach chic.

As a bonus, all of these styles are 30% off, now through 6 a.m. tomorrow morning (June 22), at www.horchow.com.

1. Lilly Pulitzer Home “Sara” sofa from Horchow

2. Lilly Pulitzer Home yellow barstools from Horchow

3. Lilly Pulitzer Home “Mizner” bench from Horchow

4. Lilly Pulitzer Home Classic White dining furniture from Horchow

5. Lilly Pulitzer Home “Boulevard” armchair from Horchow

(Photos courtesy of www.horchow.com)

1. Kiyoko Red and Indigo bedding from Pine Cone Hill, available at Expressions.“To me, this bedding is the ultimate in casual summer style, especially for a teenage girl’s or boy’s bedroom in a beach house or lake house. Perfect for Memorial Day through Labor Day (and the Fourth of July, in between), it’s patriotic color scheme mixes marvelously with a fun, graphic print.” – Katie Underhill, Managing Editor. (Photo courtesy of www.pineconehill.com)

2. Coral Jacquard 650-gram weight bath towels from Pottery Barn. “These bath towels are the perfect accent for a fresh, light and bright bath. Pair them with solids in blue and coral for a color scheme that is reminiscent of the seaside.” – Judy Uelk, Editor-in-Chief (Photo courtesy of www.potterybarn.com)

3. Blue Spiral drinkware from Pier 1 Imports. “These blue spiral glasses will get your Memorial Day party rolling even before you even pour a drink in them! They come in red, too, and are sold separately.” – Suzie Osterloh (Photo courtesy of www.pier1.com)
4. Isla ceramic lanterns from Pottery Barn. “I love Memorial Day Weekend; it’s always been a time to gather and reminisce with family and friends. These festive terra-cotta lanterns are perfect for adding a relaxing candlelight glow to evening gatherings. Fill them with citronella candles to help keep the bugs away!” – Jenna Dunbar, Marketing Coordinator (Photo courtesy of www.potterybarn.com)

5. U.S. Garden Flag Banner and Bracket Set from AmericanFlags.com. “It’s Memorial Day… the first big holiday of the summer! Almost everyone I know will be spending the weekend celebrating with friends and family to honor our country and those men and women who served in the military. Wherever you’re celebrating, whatever your style, the perfect finishing touch should definitely be an American Flag. I found this American Flag for your garden… a banner and bracket set found at www.americanflags.com. It’s a perfect addition to any garden for this weekend or year-round. Happy Memorial Day!” – Kristen Hollan, Account Executive (Photo courtesy of www.americanflags.com)

(Photos courtesy of www.branchhome.com)

1. Era Chair from Design Within Reach. (Photo courtesy of www.dwr.com)

2. Solaris Stool from Chiasso. (Photo courtesy of www.chiasso.com)

3. Spiral Vine Curtain from Anthropologie. (Photo courtesy of www.anthropologie.com)

4. Lady of the Manor Wallpaper from Anthropologie. (Photo courtesy of www.anthropologie.com)

5. Imperial Trellis Decorative Pillow from Inside Avenue. (Photo courtesy of www.insideavenue.com)

6. Paisley Print Napkins from West Elm. (Photo courtesy of www.westelm.com)

7. Sylvie Organic Duvet Cover & Sham from Pottery Barn. (Photo courtesy of www.potterybarn.com)

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Warm it up. Ceiling colors don’t always have to be lighter than the color on your other four walls. Experts at Benjamin Moore suggest experimenting with deeper colors for your ceiling. For example, if your walls are a soft tan color, try painting your ceiling a rich cocoa for contrast and depth.

Dress it up. Try using a decorative paint finish on your ceiling to set it apart from your other walls. Adding texture overhead with plaster or another decorative paint finish will give your spaces an artistic appeal, drawing the eye upward and making the room visually interesting.

Open it up. If the room you’re working with is smaller or has a low ceiling, the paint color you use on the ceiling should be similar to what’s on your walls. Keep the contrast minimal by using a color that is one or two shades lighter than your regular wall color.

To read more tips and tricks from Benjamin Moore, click here. Or, if you’re looking for inspiring examples, click here to see plenty of painted-ceiling panache, compiled by one of our favorite home design blogs, Apartment Therapy.

Photos courtesy of www.branchhome.com

1. Fabulous Mess – We can’t get enough of this shop’s creative collection of ’60s Mid-Century modern, Danish modern and Hollywood Regency-style furniture.

2. Dishfuls of Doodles – Any piece from this handpainted, daydream-inspired collection of dinnerware would be a perfectly playful addition to a spring or summer tablescape.

3. Turquoise Tumbleweed –  What could be better to dress up a neural-colored sofa or chair than one of these bright, bold handmade throw pillows?

4. Delia Furniture – Contemporary and organic, the handmade steel styles sold by this inspired studio located in Portland, Oregon, are full of natural beauty and artistic flair.

5. Shabby McFabby – Ideal for a kitchen message board or homework reminders in a teenage girl’s bedroom, these vintage and antique framed chalkboards and memo boards exude shabby-chic appeal.