Chroma Design in the News!

Boston Sunday Globe

FEBRUARY 21, 2016

 

THE ONE THING

Look on the bright side

WHAT'S OLD IS NEW AGAIN AT CHROMA DESIGN

BY MARNI ELYSE KATZ  GLOBE CORRESPONDENT

 

 

SURE, YOU COULD purchase glossy, clean-lined furniture at a big box store in whatever color they’re prescribing as of-the-moment. Or, you could stop by Chroma Design in Norwood for a brightly hued piece in an altogether quirkier silhouette, and feel superior for being “green.” The studio specializes in refurbishing and refinishing old furniture in zingy colors, transforming dull, would-be cast-offs into contemporary gems. They’ll even custom paint pieces you already own. Side table trio at Chroma Design, 58 Day St., Norwood, 781-929-7130,www.chromafurnituredesign.com

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Interior Design World Catching on to Color

At chroma design we’ve always known that the world needs more color. Our pieces are refinished in vibrant, contemporary colors with a shiny polyurethane finish.  Until recently, most designers and decorators were happy to suggest a  single pop of color against a back ground of neutrals.  There was the occasional photo spread with more color, but people’s fear of color was reinforced by the idea that if you have culture & design sense (and money), your house and your wardrobe would be solidly neutral – black, white, beige, gray, and even red.

  House Beautiful’s past 2 issues are about color, and not just on the covers, either.  The houses featured are full of color. Even Crate and Barrel is getting on board.                   

                           

Have you  caught on to color?  Visit our studio/showroom and website, and let chroma design help you catch on to color.