The Challenge
We challenged palette-savvy interior designer Killy Scheer to curate a room using Pantone’s color of the year. The result: A droolworthy kitchen that makes us say “Viva Magenta!”
The Challenger
Killy Scheer of Scheer & Co.
1 / Hector Finch Tiber Wall Light Sconces
“I love the graceful texture of the swirled glass and mirrored shades. They’re a dressed-up, elegantversion of a mid-20th-century industrial lighting design that works with so many styles.”
2 / Clay Imports Glazed Thin Brick in Noir
“Clay Imports’ glazed thin brick brings a little boldness to a classic shape. The texture gives it a little boost, but it still maintains the characteristic heartiness of brick.”
“Kitchen sinks don’t have to be white or stainless steel! This Silgranit sink from Blanco comes in a variety of color options and has a unique texture that feels like stone but has the durability of elevated stainless steel.”
“Waterworks is synonymous with impeccable quality. The beauty of the lines and wide variety of finishes makes them perfect for every kitchen.”
5 / Imogen Heath Anni Stripe Roman Shade Fabric
“This bold print is a modern take on the striking geometric tapestries of Bauhaus weaver Anni Albers. The multicolored stripe is both playful and sophisticated.”
6 / Hickory Chair Laurant Stool
“It’s not easy to find a bar or counter stool that’s both beautiful and comfortable, so this one from Hickory chair feels like a lottery win. Inspired by French Moderne chairs of the 1930s, the Laurent has an elegantly contoured back, a finely reeded apron and tapered legs stabilized by a brass X-shaped stretcher.”
7 / Electra Eggleston Berlin Wedding Stool Fabric
“Inspired by Berlin’s striking graffiti and murals, this distinct print is a fun way to bring in magenta without the risk of it feeling trendy. It’s a versatile example of functional art that will stand the test of time.”
“Nothing says luxury in the kitchen quite like a Lacanche range. The old-world style with modern cooking capabilities makes them the epitome of form and function. The colors and finishes are at once timeless and showstopping.”
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