We adore Tropical Decor here at Black Southern Belle and our lowcountry headquarters makes us totally bias to coastal style. If you are looking to recreate tropical style in your home, we are here to help and we haveA�3 Tips for Tropical Decor in a Southern Home from Maggie Cruz Home.
Maggie Cruz Home brings tropical flavors to the design world with theirA�home furnishings line set to launch officially at Fall 2017 High Point Market.A�The brainchild of Miami-basedA�interior designer Maggie Cruz, the company started because of growing popularity and demand for Cruza��whimsical designs custom made for her residential and commercial design projects and she gives us some tips forA�Tropical Decor in a Southern Home.
3 Tips for Tropical Decor in a Southern Home
- Dona��t be afraid to add bold colors: Like the colorful buildings in Havana, your room should reflect both bright and pastel colors that at first glance dona��t complement each other a�� like blush and sky blue a�� but when paired with neutrals like gray walls or tan leather sofa, the colors create a cheerful atmosphere.
- Incorporate palm prints and cane: The two unofficial symbols of tropical design, palm prints, and cane naturally signify a lush Caribbean vibe that coincidentally merges well with a Southern-style home. Palm prints in neutral tones make a subtle style statement while adhering to the tropical motif.
- Keep themed decorative accessories to a minimum: The last thing you want your Southern home to be is a literal jungle of different tchotchkes. Instead, focus on one or two accessories as the finishing touches to your tropical look. Whether ita��s a singular front branch in a clear vase or a set of gold pineapple canisters, less is more when it comes to delivering a tropical effect.
Love this style and looking to add some pieces to your home? Check out a few of our tropical inspired favorites below!
Caldaza Armoire
Alexandra Bench
Paulo Slipper Chair
Habanera Desk
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