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The hardest part of building Boutique ABOVE wasn't the lamps. It was learning to stop at one accent color per piece.
Restraint turned out to be the luxury.
Case study soon.
That restraint really shows. Using one accent color per piece makes the work feel intentional and premium without over-designing it. Looking forward to the case study.
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Cool!
Stopping at just one accent color is always a challenge, but you absolutely nailed it here. It lets the actual design of the lamps breathe.
one accent color per piece is a good rule
Absolutely amazing work, well done!
This deserves more than just liking, this deserves to be featured! 🏆 Restricting visual systems to a single accent color creates such a high-end luxury feel.
nice.
One accent color per piece sounds like an easy rule until you see how good that warm brass glow looks paired with almost anything. What made you hold that line instead of letting one or two hero pieces break it?
Nice work
excited to read this one!
The execution is really well done.
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