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In love with Tiffany Blue? Then join a club of worldwide admirers. This forever-elegant shade is the loveliest robin’s egg blue, inspired by turquoise stones that were popular in the 1800s, according to Tiffany company lore. Not any similar blue, however, can truly be called Tiffany Blue. It’s a trademarked term and a custom colour made by Pantone (colour number PMS 1837) that’s technically not available to the public. That doesn’t mean it hasn’t informed lots of interior hues, be it in paint or wallpaper, accessories and furniture. Here are some beautiful items in shades of aqua and turquoise that evoke Tiffany Blue.

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10 ways to add Tiffany Blue-inspired hues to your home

Tiffany Blue bedroom wall

Living inside a Tiffany box might be the height of Holly Golightly-style glamour for some, but a little too much for others. You can bring this robin’s egg blue shade into the bedroom by painting a headboard wall in this colour. Note that paint manufacturers aren’t likely to have a shade called Tiffany Blue (it’s a trademarked term), but most paint manufacturers can match any shade you bring to them, so be sure to save your gift boxes and bags if you want a close match.

Image by: Style at Home By: Helen Racanelli Source: Stacey Van Berkel

10 ways to add Tiffany Blue-inspired hues to your home

Nightstand

A petite bedside table in a smashing colour can give a drab bedroom an injection of cool. This slender version in a Tiffany Blue-inspired hue is perfect for a small space as well. Turned wooden legs lend it a Swedish antique vibe. Jenny Lind Nightstand, Land of Nod, $199 USD.

Image by: Style at Home By: Helen Racanelli Source: Land of Nod

10 ways to add Tiffany Blue-inspired hues to your home

DIY drapery panel

Drapery you already own, or inexpensive ready-made drapery panels can be given an injection of Tiffany-esque blue with the simple addition of blue grosgrain, velvet or satin ribbon of that colour. You need only to sew it on the leading edge of your drapery panels, which you can later unstitch when it’s time for a change. Ribbon, Mokuba, $14 per metre.

Image by: Style at Home By: Helen Racanelli Source: Nina Teixeira

10 ways to add Tiffany Blue-inspired hues to your home

Duvet cover

Sometimes just a splash of turquoise blue is best. This crisp white duvet cover is embroidered with a jewel-toned version of Tiffany Blue, and it can be monogrammed in the centre of the duvet as well. Though the design draws on the influence of Moorish tiles, it’s versatile enough to suit lots of decor styles. Liza Embroidered Duvet Cover and Shams, Pottery Barn, from $126.

Image by: Style at Home By: Helen Racanelli Source: Pottery Barn

10 ways to add Tiffany Blue-inspired hues to your home

Christmas decor

Tiffany Blue inspired a foyer decorated for Christmas in Style at Home editor-in-chief Erin McLaughlin’s Toronto home. Mixed with silver and restful neutrals, Tiffany Blue represents a fresh take on the usual Yuletide colour schemes, and doesn’t have to be represented literally. The paint chip card seen here is a soft take on the colour, and cardstock plays homage to the iconic blue. The Baroque Papers Ancathus 2704, farrow-ball.com. Carpet Noel in Bisque, carpetone.ca. Card stock michaels.com. Ornaments homesense.ca. Paint (from left) Purity SD022, Satin SD022, Pale Sky SD0006, beautitone.ca. Bag tiffany.ca.

Image by: Style at Home By: Helen Racanelli Source: Virginia Macdonald

10 ways to add Tiffany Blue-inspired hues to your home

Bud vase

Sweet little bud vases are often overlooked for their brawnier cousins, but they can make a bold impact on windowsills, mantels and tablescapes. This glass bud vase holds one or two blooms, but is just as perfect on its own. Glass Bud Vase in Teal, West Elm, $14.

Image by: Style at Home By: Helen Racanelli Source: West Elm

10 ways to add Tiffany Blue-inspired hues to your home

Slipper chair

If your tastes lean to bold, then you won’t hesitate to go for furniture that’s unapologetically full-blown aqua blue, like this swivel slipper chair. Seen here in a coastal-style setting, it can easily slip into a den with dramatic jewel-tone walls, or a modern living room, or a Hollywood Glam bedroom. Round-about chair in Pool, Pottery Barn Teen, $848.

Image by: Style at Home By: Helen Racanelli Source: Pottery Barn Teen

10 ways to add Tiffany Blue-inspired hues to your home

Stand mixer

Countertop appliances, especially the must-have KitchenAid stand mixer that comes in a rainbow of hues, are among the best ways to add a kick of colour in an otherwise neutral kitchen. This mixer comes in a powdery, subdued version of Tiffany Blue that we love. KitchenAid Artisan Aqua Sky stand mixer, Crate & Barrel, $400.

Image by: Style at Home By: Helen Racanelli Source: Crate & Barrel

10 ways to add Tiffany Blue-inspired hues to your home

Jewelry box

A chic lacquered jewelry box isn’t only for the top of the bedroom dresser. This turquoise Kate Spade box can be pressed into use as a place to stash keys and coins on a hallway console or as a container for small office supplies on a desk in a stylish home office, or even as a lovely objet on a coffee table. Kate Spade New York jewelry box, Indigo, $40.

Image by: Style at Home By: Helen Racanelli Source: Indigo

10 ways to add Tiffany Blue-inspired hues to your home

Picture frame

Black, silver and white picture frames are all very well and very neutral, but sometimes they’re just plain boring. These frames, in a Tiffany Blue-style aqua are the ideal foil for picture boredom. For a relatively low cost, you can reframe photos or art you already have, or perhaps finally get around to printing out your digital photos and mounting them in an affordable, colourful square frame with a mat that holds an 8 x 10 image. Square Aqua Hi-Gloss frame, CB2, $55.

Image by: Style at Home By: Helen Racanelli Source: CB2


Love Tiffany Blue? Learn all about the history of Tiffany & Co. and its iconic colour here.

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