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Liven up your home with a spot or two of colour
The Bau light by Normann Copenhagen has a fun, asymmetrical design
Make a bold statement with the Bau light by Normann Copenhagen (above). The fun, asymmetrical design of this light fixture is beautifully balanced by simple circles in bright primary colours ($315; Inform Interiors).
Liven up any room with the whimsical Circle Square/Guggenheim mobile by Flensted Mobiles.
This piece of kinetic art employs all the classic Bauhaus elements of strict geometrical shapes and pure primary colours. It’s truly artwork in motion ($172; Gabriel Ross).
The Nelson Marshmallow sofa by Herman Miller is an iconic piece of furniture, whose name alone should get you smiling.
These plump, ruby red circular cushions line up perfectly to create a sofa that is every bit as playful as it is functional ($4,405; Living Space).
Sleek, simple and all curves, the Wilco table adds that all-important hit of black with its circular top and fluted base ($875; Home Delight Furnishings).
The exaggerated vertical and horizontal blocking makes the Homage To Mondrian cabinet by Cappellini a dramatic piece.
This cabinet employs Mondrian’s signature use of vibrant red, yellow and blue against stark black and white ($13,916; Inform Interiors).
If you’re going to make a statement with artwork, turn to Roy Lichtenstein and his ironic comic book stylin’ for dramatic impact.
His Crying Girl print is a celebrated image, showcasing pop art’s trademark use of primary colours and simple yet precise composition ($18.99; AllPosters).
Originally published in BC Home magazine. For monthly updates, subscribe to the free BC Home e-newsletter, or purchase a subscription to the bi-monthly magazine.
