Color needs to be grouped.
At first glance, the rooms in her own home look more like color saturations than groupings, yet they are conceived with lots of room to breathe. In her living room, the floor is stone tile so the furniture appears to float on a neutral sea. Anna believes in using a range of tones. On clean-lined upholstery, pillows, and painted armoires, she used five distinct greens. If you mix only two, they might clash, but if you mix half a dozen and keep to clear bright tones, you replicate nature.