color

Carlos Aparicio

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Aerin Lauder by Jaques Grange

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Subtle contrast. The amazing sweep of Pachysandra terminalis and Buxus in this garden shows us why the sole use of foliage plants can be so dramatic. Though both plants will flower, the whole emphasis of the design is the wonderful contrast of subtle leaf color and texture.

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shade planting scheme shows us just how foliage alone can give us a great amount of color, creating a green tapestry.

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"Slipper Satin" walls looked lovely in this Calcutta marble bathroom with "Pointing" cabinets and trim.

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Martha Stewart Living's creative director Eric Pike creates a serene retreat

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Damien Hirst

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art

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6. Ivory white. Many people like the look of white cabinetry in the kitchen, but they don't want the space to appear too cold. In this case, look for a white that has a slight ivory undertone. You can also add warmth to your kitchen with wood flooring, and by using clear halogen lighting. Paint pick: Atrium White by Benjamin Moore

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