All the interior design world can talk about these days is moody, storied interiors, so needless to say, the once mainstream 'quiet luxury' has taken a bit of a back seat. But what if there was a way to do both? 'Colorful quiet luxury' may sound like an oxymoron — believe me, I was skeptical, too — but designers have found a way to make it work.
So, how do these two seemingly opposite worlds collide? "It is refinement and restraint, but with personality and soul," explains interior designer Jen Baxter of Baxter Hill Interiors. "It feels more dramatic than a neutral space but remains calm and elevated, not busy."
