Why Red, White, and Blue Decor Deserves a Spot in Your Home All Year Long
Pomp, pageantry, and shades of Napoleonic elegance put a spin on stateside red, white, and blue, marching into interiors anew with fresh global gusto.
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The classic color palette of red, white and blue is showing up everywhere right now—from textiles to tabletop to furniture. The red, white and blue color scheme always has a certain pomp and festiveness to it. It also has a crispness and brightness that conjures up the summer season, so you can’t help but feel joyful when seeing these colors together.
Rather than reserving red, white, and blue decor solely for the Fourth of July, we love the idea of incorporating it into our homes year-round—with a slightly unexpected gallic twist. Taking cues from Napoleon’s campaign tents with elaborate draped panels, stars, stripes, as well as Neoclassical elements like pyramids and obelisks, this color scheme becomes ultra chic.
Here's how to nail the red, white, and blue decor trend in your own home all year long. Go ahead and revel in the unabashed tricolor joie de vivre!
Write a Review AlNour Moroccan Motif Embroidered Napkin Set
Write a Review AlNour Moroccan Motif Embroidered Napkin Set
These elegant embroidered napkins are perfect for your next cocktail party. The design gives a nod to the 18th century silk-embroidered linen towels attributed to the Moroccan city of Fez, and each coaster is made from 100% natural fibers.
Bonus: The Marrakech-based business supports and empowers women with medical needs by providing them with valuable skills, steady income, health insurance, and childcare, so you can feel good about your purchase.
Cardinal red adds playfulness to any room. This étagère’s spirited hue lends modern levity, while the caning adds a vintage-inspired touch.
Perennials Lake Stripe Pillow Cover
This classic red, white, and blue pillow is a style chameleon in any room. The luxe feel, tailored finish, and playful pom in the corner give it extra character.
Luxe bath towels make everything feel more spa-like—especially when they're made of 100% long-staple cotton. We love that these scalloped towels are embroidered in a happy red shade for a special touch.
This handsome, four-drawer bachelor chest stands tall at 50 inches and features gold knobs, stately red tassel pulls, and curved legs. This beautiful piece would make a major statement in any room.
Never a dull moment at the French rustic table: A revelrous, come-as-you-are virtue is reflected in this tricolor ceramic plate by Astier de Villatte.
The blue and red tint on these squat drinking glasses makes them feel unique. Whether you're enjoying some iced tea on the patio or a glass of wine at an al fresco dinner party, these glasses are perfect for the job.
This crockery is painted with indigo stripes and vines and features a crimson rim for a thoughtfully designed touch. Though these deep bowls are durable enough for everyday use, they can also be mixed and matched with other patterns for an elegant dinner party.
Furniture Always Greener Rug, 8x10
The horizontal and vertical stripes and red, white, and blue color scheme add visual interest to any space. Bonus: This rug comes in several sizes, and it's suitable for both indoor and outdoor use.
This tablecloth may look red, white and blue from afar—but the block-printed beauty is actually red, ivory teal and indigo. The old-style Indian flower motif makes for an eye-catching detail that will upgrade your tablescapes all year long.
Jaime Milan (she/her) is the deputy digital editor for VERANDA, where she writes about design, architecture, gardens, jewelry, fashion, travel, wine, news and trends. In her spare time, she can be found shopping at the antique store, cooking, gardening, or teaching her mini Australian Shepherd, Gumbo, new tricks. Follow her on Instagram at @jaimemmilan.
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