23 Ways To Get In On The Dark And Moody Trend
Today’s mega-popular inky blues and hunter greens take inspiration from eco-treasures like old-growth forests and deep seas. That’s why we feel rejuvenated in their presence, as though we’ve been to a faraway mountain spa without leaving home. These tones, though, are best used sparingly. With interiors, they work well for accent walls or kitchen cabinetry (even for details like stair treads, windowsills and door frames). In fashion, Meghan Markle can pull them off head to toe, but less-daring types can always stick to a well-chosen accessory, like a spruce green tote.
Dark and Moody Home and Fashion
Toriey Kirstenbosch Collar Jumper, $295 , Ted Baker.
Evoke Eric area rug, $281, Home Depot.
Dot Jacquard Knotted Shift Dress, $195, Ann Taylor.
Kone Kettle, $120, Le Creuset.
Eames Hang-It-All Rack, $374, EQ3.
Haddin Hat, $169, Tiger of Sweden.
Harbor 5-Drawer Dresser in Indigo, $1,899, Crate & Barrel.
Kimono sleeve cowl-neck sweater, $90, RW & Co.
Maison Cobalt Blue Dessert Plates, 4-pc, $75, Crate & Barrel.
Paint in Night Watch, Delux.
Tweed military jacket, $250, Ann Taylor.
Metalized glass table lamp, $179, West Elm.
VÄGMÅLLA throw, $20, Ikea.
Optic Double Old Fashioned Glass in Coriander, $11, Bed Bath & Beyond.
YSL Mascara Vinyl Couture in I’m The Excitement in Green, $39, Holt Renfrew.
Dual tone earrings, $17, Winners.
Joy Tote Classic in Hunter Green, $295, Uppdoo.
Wilfred Terre skirt, $150, Aritzia.
Wool-blend tie coat, $179, H&M.
Kronblad 2 Blazer, $529, Tiger of Sweden.
Nord arm chair, $1,300, Article.
