Behind the Design | Why This Neutral Palette Works Neutral doesn’t have to mean flat. I took these photos while walking through the RH showroom in Shadyside because I kept noticing how much depth they created without relying on a lot of color. The palette stays incredibly restrained, but look at everything happening within it: warm woods, aged brass, stone, velvet, linen, glass, oversized artwork, sculptural pieces and layers of brown, camel, cream and black. There’s also a lesson in scale. The oversized mirrors, lighting, artwork and accessories give the rooms presence, while the smaller details keep them from feeling overly styled. This is what makes a neutral room interesting. It isn’t more color. It’s contrast, texture, scale and material. You don’t have to recreate the showroom or buy every piece from one source to get the look. I pulled together some similar pieces that use these same design principles so you can bring the feeling into your own home. The details matter. 🤎 LTKdayinmylife LTKHome LTKstorytime