
In the coming months, you'll be seeing this color pop up anywhere from home decor magazines to small appliances to fashion runways, and for good reason. Combining aspects of both blue and green, turquoise evokes thoughts of tropical waters and a relaxing escape from everyday life. Equally appealing to men and women, it is a natural choice for decorating when you're trying to design a room that is neither too feminine nor too masculine.
What's wonderful about this shade of turquoise is how easy it is combine with other colors. Pairing it with other shades of blue creates a

The designers at Uppercase Living pay very careful attention to home decor, fashion and other trends to help them choose colors and create expressions that will look great in our customers' homes. The turquoise chosen by the Pantone Institute as the Color of the Year is very similar to our Caribbean Blue. There are so many colors in our palette that create a gorgeous complement to Caribbean Blue; from vivid and energetic to peaceful and serene, it's all about the color combinations. Here are a few suggestions from our design team:

Note: The colors in the graphic above are not exactly representative of the actual vinyl colors they depict. If you'd like a swatch of any of our colors, please let me know and I'll get it right out to you.
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