Fluoro Fever

While having lunch the other day, a girl wearing a gray tee, white ankle skinny jeans, and neon pink T-Straps walked by.
The whole outfit had me at "hello", but it was the neon sandals that made me stop and ask where she found them.

One could set out to decorate a room by taking a cue from this stylish girl. The gray top balanced the brightness of the
white denim while the vibrant pink sandals lent a bold, yet playful air.

In a room, a pop of color, like highlighter pink, can provide a vivid splash of color to an otherwise neutral palette and keep
it from being blasé or overly sweet.

As you can see below, a shot of color can liven up a home and create focal points in a room. For those of you shy about
using bold color...start small. Give yourself permission to go outside your comfort zone.

Fluorescent color and a 19th century Italian chandelier mingle happily.  
Image via Carolyn Quartermaine

A tablescape featuring a vase of flowers painted with fluorescent paint displayed under a glass cloche.

Image via Sania Pell At Home

  

 Home of Silje Aune Eriksen. Offcut Stool designed by Tom Dixon.
via Door Sixteen

Color pop dining room table
Image via decor8

This rug lends a dash of color and nomadic twist to a predominantly white bath.
Image via the style files

 Acid neon green gives this kitchen a sharp modern edge.
Image via Pinterest

A set of early-19th-century chairs upholstered in high-gloss brilliant plastic 

in the dining room of Christian Lacroix.
Image via Vogue Living Houses Gardens People

 1. NEON STRIPE SKIRT via j.crew 2. BOX BAG via zara 3. JULIANNA CLUTCH via calypso st. barth 
4. ITALIAN SUMMER SCARF via j.crew
5. BELLE BY SIGERSON MORRISON RANDY NEON SANDALS via madewell