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More designers are using jewel tones to elevate otherwise neutral spaces. From sapphire blues and ruby reds to emerald greens and amethyst, designers are incorporating jewel tones for a deeper, dramatic flair. Take a look at examples from top Manhattan luxury developments to see how designers are showing off this latest trend.
ONE11 Residences at Thompson Central Park
Staged by IMG, rich orange and deep purple accents add depth to this interior, offering a mix of contemporary and glam design.
Tribeca Green
Tribeca Green’s Residence 14HI opts for jewel-toned wallpaper filled with blues and greens. It’s a luxurious, bold color nod that aims to compliment the park views outside the windows.
Selene
FrenchCALIFORNIA, an interior design and creative studio founded by Guillaume Coutheillas, leverages natural light to compliment this one-bedroom’s residence, which features an ombre jewel-toned accent wall in the living room.
77 Greenwich
Featuring architecture by FXCollaborative and interiors by Deborah Berke Partners, this home’s design uses rich, jewel-toned greens for a trendsetting style that also ties into the city and water views outside.
53 West 53
Designed by architect Jean Nouvel and interiors by Thierry Despont, Residence 60B features a cozy living room accentuated by jewel-toned, burnt orange and copper-colored accent chairs.
547 West 47th Street
This luxury condo, which has a Scandinavian-influenced style, features a large dining area with jewel-toned chairs and a carpet that incorporates berry and plum hues.
