In this edition of History of Hues, we will explore the color ink and a family of cephalopods.

Adding drapes that fit your windows is the home design equivalent of a well-fitting suit.

On Halloween we are going to talk about decorating with grey window curtains. We have 3 different grey colors, each in a different fabric!

For this edition of History of Hues, let's discuss denim. What Is Denim? Where did it come from and how did it become so popular?

Black has remained a popular fashion color, showing up on runways and at retail. Black furniture makes things stand out in a room.

tan is a color that evokes a sense of security, warmth, and dependability. It is a color that is found abundantly in nature.

Comprised of near-even amounts of black and lightness with slightly blue and pink undertones, a mixture found on the feathers of a dove.

Let’s get wild in this edition of History of Hues and talk about the color Mink. Mink became a popular color name in the 20th century....

In this edition of History of Hues, we are starting in the Paleolithic era. Charcoal, the color for exploration, was found in prehistoric...

Olive green is a neutral color that coordinates with almost everything, there is no wrong way to use it in your home.

In this edition of History of Hues, we’re chatting all things Honey Gold, which just so happens to be the name of one of our textured...

Who says white is “plain”? White is certainly basic but in the best way. There's a lot of power in that simplicity.

For this edition of History of Hues, we will be focusing on a shade of grey that we like to consider “stone."

Did you know that studies reveal that red is the most attractive color to both men and women? It is a color that evokes, power, beauty, and

Green symbolizes many things. It is a color of hope, nature, and freshness.

Let's talk about Indigo. So rich a hue and what a history! Also, an important color to the drape—just look at our logo.