Incorporating color in design can be scary, but it almost always pays off. Colors are the new neutrals. Singer-songwriter Chloe Bailey's Los Angeles apartment perfectly shows how well choosing to decorate with colors can completely elevate a home.
Bailey worked with West Elm to transform her chic home office into a stunning studio space bathed in blue. The room has textural cornflower walls that complement her navy blue sofa and gray carpet. A shag pouf and shag pillows add a cozy and relaxed material that keeps the room from taking itself too seriously. Metallic mid-century modern fixtures and a wall of floor-to-ceiling windows bring brightness and light into the space. At the desk, we see where Bailey has set up her recording equipment to transform the room for her desired use.
