Collection by Megan Hamaker

Decorating with Orange: 9 Products We Love

We recently featured eight of our favorite decorating pieces in black and since Halloween is right around the corner, it seems only fitting that we now talk about orange. We're not saying to mix these hues on a normal basis but for the sake of festivity you could give it a try on October 31st.

See our Color Story: Orange for examples of Dwell homes featuring orange decor in the best ways.

The Juice clock, designed by Bean Products, is built with environment in mind. The company uses 100-percent recyclables, which make this timepiece the perfect addition to your modern kitchen. Don't like oranges? Bean Products features a similar style in lemon and grapefruit.
The Juice clock, designed by Bean Products, is built with environment in mind. The company uses 100-percent recyclables, which make this timepiece the perfect addition to your modern kitchen. Don't like oranges? Bean Products features a similar style in lemon and grapefruit.
Some poisonous insects and traffic cones employ fluorescent orange to great effect as a not-so-subtle warning to keep clear. For the Offcut stool, however, the eye-popping color is an open invitation to have a seat.
Some poisonous insects and traffic cones employ fluorescent orange to great effect as a not-so-subtle warning to keep clear. For the Offcut stool, however, the eye-popping color is an open invitation to have a seat.
Waking up is hard to do. Running late is no fun. Looking up to realize you just watched a few too many episodes of Downton Abbey is a little disconcerting. But the sting of these time-based quandaries can be quelled with a look at this bright geometric sunburst of a plywood clock, made by Chroma Lab.
Waking up is hard to do. Running late is no fun. Looking up to realize you just watched a few too many episodes of Downton Abbey is a little disconcerting. But the sting of these time-based quandaries can be quelled with a look at this bright geometric sunburst of a plywood clock, made by Chroma Lab.
Designer Nanna Ditzel created this teak piece for Denmark-based IDG in 1952. It's signed with an applied metal manufacturer's label on the underside. Read more about the Settee here.
Designer Nanna Ditzel created this teak piece for Denmark-based IDG in 1952. It's signed with an applied metal manufacturer's label on the underside. Read more about the Settee here.
HUSK OUTDOOR CHAIR

Husk Outdoor Chair by Patricia Urquiola for B&B Italia.
HUSK OUTDOOR CHAIR Husk Outdoor Chair by Patricia Urquiola for B&B Italia.
This modern orange braid-like rug by French industrial designer Samuel Accoceberry for Chevalier is hand-knotted in Nepal from wool or a wool-silk blend.
This modern orange braid-like rug by French industrial designer Samuel Accoceberry for Chevalier is hand-knotted in Nepal from wool or a wool-silk blend.
FLUORO SHADE

Though it looks like Flouro's polycarbonate shade could illuminate a room on it's own, it is, indeed, fitted for a bulb. Tom Dixon is quite fond of the eye-catching color, and it can be found on handful of other items in his collection.
FLUORO SHADE Though it looks like Flouro's polycarbonate shade could illuminate a room on it's own, it is, indeed, fitted for a bulb. Tom Dixon is quite fond of the eye-catching color, and it can be found on handful of other items in his collection.
DF-2000 CABINETS

A pair of cabinets, constructed of plastic, wood and aluminum, unveiled in 1970 by Raymond Loewy. Each has a manufacturer's label inside one drawer. They were created in France, for Compagnia d'Esthetique Industrielle.
DF-2000 CABINETS A pair of cabinets, constructed of plastic, wood and aluminum, unveiled in 1970 by Raymond Loewy. Each has a manufacturer's label inside one drawer. They were created in France, for Compagnia d'Esthetique Industrielle.