FREDERIC Design Editor Hudson Moore’s latest obsession? All things apricot. Richer than your average pastel peach but more subdued than bright tangerine, this cheery, warm hue feels refreshingly contemporary when used in the right way—think bold stripes (to wear or underfoot), sculptural lighting (bonus points for a vintage find), and clean-lined shapes (high-shine or matte finishes add an extra tactile oomph). And, in the depths of winter, we could all use a little but of sunshine in our homes to carry us to the spring season.
Shop the Look
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“I’m constantly trying to find a catchall to gather my things: jewelry, coins, mints.”
Lito Vide Poche by L’Objet, $125, l-objet.com
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“Fill an empty corner with some playfulness and personality.”
Petite Modulation by Axel Chay, $1,980, thefutureperfect.com
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“Paint your cabinets, mouldings, or furniture in this cheerful hue.”
Aperitivo Hour by Backdrop, from $49, backdrophome.com
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“A pajama set I wouldn’t mind wearing out of the house.”
Poplin Sleepware by Tekla, from $150, teklafabrics.com
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“When rose-colored glasses just aren’t enough.”
Taos Sunglasses by Jacques Marie Mage, $750, matchesfashion.com
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“True story: I’ve never been more attracted to a piece of furniture.”
Media Console by USM Haller, $2,705, afternoonlight.com
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“Like slivers of sunshine on a cloudy day.”
Montisi Rug by Patterson Flynn, $1,900, pattersonflynn.com
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“Not your grandma’s set! You’ll never find a more beautiful game than these leather-wrapped dominoes.”
Sanremo Orange Domino Game by Rabitti 1969, $485, artemest.com