Remodelista reminded us this week that just because the palette outside our windows right now is dreary doesn’t mean it has to be this way inside our homes.
![\2\20;Spotted, admired, and bookmarked for future palette inspiration: a poetic little carriage house in central Hackney, on the outskirts of London, that uses color in ways both surprising and subtle.\2\2\1; Photograph courtesy of The Modern House, from Subtle Colors in a Former Victorian Carriage House in Hackney.](https://media.gardenista.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/modern-house-coach-house-bedroom-733x488.jpg)
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![Fanciful ceramics from a French potter. See Object of Desire: Whimsical Painted Plates by a French Ceramicist.](https://media.gardenista.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/assiettes-plates-talisman-coeur-elise-lefebvre-edited-733x489.jpg)
Plus:
- High/Low: Black Glass Vases from Two Swedish Sources
- Stedsans in the Woods: A Restorative, Carbon-Neutral, Off-the-Grid Getaway in the Swedish Forest
- 10 Easy Pieces: Leaning Floor Mirrors
- Steal This Look: The New Parisian Apartment Bedroom
- The Sleepy Georgian Home of the Founders of Jamb
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