Cream Beige

Cream Beige

THE One Starry Nights

Inspired by 50s Hollywood glam, this decidedly romantic vintage modern mix features an elegant,
barely there ‘nude' colour palette, including cream, beige, lighter browns and gold with accents of
old rose and pale purple. Think sumptuously upholstered furniture, light painted woods, weathered
textures, rounded shapes, beads and pearls blended with luxe fabrics like satin, velvet and faux fur for
an opulently feminine feel.

Recreate this chic bedroom with classic damask wallpaper, a curvaceous bed upholstered in lush
velvety fabric and a beautifully buttoned floor screen. Layer the bed in cool cream and beige and
add a couple of cushions in the palest of purples for subtle contrast. While pairing distinctly different
pieces, like an eclectic stone-top copper side table with an ornately designed painted wood bedside
table, creates eye-catching interest and gives an authentic feel, it also adds a touch of retro charm and
individual character. To complete this lavish look, which you'll never grow tired of, accessorize with a
trendy table lamp, a pretty ballerina print, mixed roses and a few vases. Sweet dreams glamour girls!

Get the Hollywood look with these products:
LIRA bed (180x200cm) microfibre natural
TIESTO floor screen (150x200cm) natural
PERSIA quilt (230x250cm) cream
NIAGRA cushion cover (45x45cm) pink
STONE rug (200x300cm) white
PARAD side table (d43cm) beige/copper
VENEZIA bedside table white
KRAFTI table lamp (h55cm) clear
ENAMEL vase (h48cm) white
CURLS vase (h38cm) silver
PIROUETTE mounted print (64x48cm)

On THE One:
Invented by Thomas Lundgren, THE One Total Home Experience opened its first store in Abu Dhabi in
1996. Today the brand is present in five countries across the Middle East. But THE One doesn't believe
the world needs another retailer; they believe we need a better world. That's why, intent on being
THE [responsible] One, the company aims to be both magical and meaningful: inspiring their fans with
seasonal Home Fashion Collections that are ‘Always Different, Always Limited and Never Expensive'
while Changing the World Together. To this end, THE One supports a number of local and international
charities and takes every opportunity to employ physically and mentally challenged individuals. You can
find THE One Theatres in Bahrain (Manama), Jordan (Amman), Kuwait (Kuwait City), Qatar (Doha) and
the United Arab Emirates (Abu Dhabi, Dubai and Sharjah). Visit www.theone.com

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I have black furniture and beige/cream colored walls and light brown carpet - will a red wall look ok?

I want to add color and the red idea is jumping out at me. My living room is very large and open. I have two black couches and a black entertainment center. I think we can only paint one wall because all the other walls run into each other and go into the dining room, kitchen and upstairs. IDEAS PLEASE!

Just bring home lots of paint chips! Red is a gorgeous color for a large room. Make sure you get the right red, though. Warm reds have a yellow base (think fire engine). Cool reds have a blue base (like deep red lipstick). Neutral reds are just that (like a coke can).

Once you've picked your red, you might need a red primer base to go underneath, especially if the walls are light. If you don't prime, you may end up needing 3 or 4 coats.

You could do just the one wall if that's what you want. But don't be afraid to paint the entire room. You can use painter's tape to make a sharp line on the wall between rooms, or (my fave) you can make a series of lines and make a striped pattern at the division of the rooms.

Don't forget the accessories!! If you do go with just one wall, you're going to want to use lots of red throw pillows and candles and kitchy things to draw the red throught the room. You want your eye to go from here to there and not just be plastered on your RED WALL. You might think about a predominately red painting or other art to hang on the opposite wall, and maybe some red shelving for the third wall and you'll need something for the 4th wall, too, even if it's a clock or candle sconces or whatever. Use the color to make the room flow.

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