D'KOR Home Magazine by Dallas Interior Designer - Dee Frazier Interiors, Decorating Den Interiors

COLOR
OPPOSITES
ATTRACT
NATURAL HUES WITH BLUES.
Opposites may attract, but
sometimes they clash. It’s not
uncommon for Dee Frazier Interiors
(DFI) designers to be asked to provide
“design therapy.” In a room with a
built-in 150-gallon aquarium, complete
with alternating teal and blue lights, as
a focal point, a husband and wife had
very different preferences in terms of
color palette.
Before consulting with Dee and her
team, they purchased a couple of
neutral and yellow upholstered chairs,
and furniture that was under scaled
for the room. To solve their color
differences, DFI designers added a
splash of golden honeysuckle paint
inside the coffered ceiling squares and
on the faux linen draperies to provide
balance and give her a dose of color.
Removing the understated lap siding
from the fireplace was also a must.
DFI’s trusted mason came to the
rescue. Stacking local natural stone
gave the family room a deep-rooted,
traditional Texas feel. With the
saltwater fish serving as live art, the
gunmetal and gold sculptured panels
perfectly accent the wall without
distracting from the fishtank focal
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