Magical Turmeric

A sprinkle of this earthy tone can bring life to any room

This tile mural creates a deluge, floral pattern with a color palette that suits any space.

Turmeric has been used in the kitchen to add flavor to Asian dishes for centuries. A relative of ginger, the mineral-rich spice is also known for its health benefits as an anti-inflammatory and powerful antioxidant. Now, turmeric’s warm, earthy hue is popping up in interior design. The rich mustard color is appearing in everything from porcelain tile and lighting to appliances and backsplashes. Rather than shy away, consider taking a risk and adding a dash of turmeric if you are looking for that extra layer of unexpected character in your home.

Cozy blooms are in full color in this whimsical, wildflower pillow. Soft, flannel appliquéd blossoms add dramatic, three-dimensional texture to the front; the reverse features a smooth solid back.
Banga is crafted using a series of individual sheets of veneer, each one connected via a lustrous metallic strip.
Flush back design for versatile, space-saving placement.
Mouth-blown from recycled glass, the rim of the jar is created by adding a rolled layer of glass to the molten bottle, for a finished look.
Featuring a clever mix of art and design, it has a matte finish and is suitable for floor and wall use.
Formed by hand, the round stone dish is hand-painted with a warm-hued marigold dot, crescent moon and exuberant shining sun.

 

Article by Christina Kleiner