5 Products To Inject Cavern Clay Color Into Your Decor

Trying to stay on-trend can be oh-so-exhausting. But mixing Sherwin-Williams’ 2019 color of the year, Cavern Clay, into your home feels like Mother Nature is guiding your hand. Chosen by a global color forecasting team, the subtle desert hue borders on a terra cotta orange, complementing vibrant palettes or adding a pop of color when paired with neutral browns and grays, says Emily Kantz, an interior designer at Sherwin-Williams and a member of the forecasting team. That versatility means it suits design styles from rustic to modern chic. “This color is something we saw that was fresh and hadn’t been talked about in a while, but is also very classic and rich,” Kantz says. Here are five easy ways to bring Cavern Clay into your home design.



Clay vessel ($42.50) Room Service, 2078 W. 25th St., Cleveland, 216-696-6220, rscleveland.com. Pro Tip: Traditionally used for holding water and olive oil, this artisan-made Moroccan container, deserves to be displayed. “We love it styled as a centerpiece with a touch of greenery,” says Room Service owner Jennie Doran.

Granger wall art ($328) Cleveland Lighting, 5540 Mayfield Road, Lyndhurst, 440-461-9081; 2930 W. Market St., Fairlawn, 330-576-4444, clevelandlighting.com





Surya Delhi pouf ($125.76) GoingRugs, 1-800-677-6890, goingrugs.com



Floral printed velvet throw pillow ($18.99) Target, various locations throughout Northeast Ohio, target.com

Cotswold leather chair ($2,199) Arhaus, various locations throughout Northeast Ohio, 1-866-427-4287, arhaus.com. Pro Tip: Inspired by a turn-of-the-century Belgian antique, this natural Italian leather chair is sturdy and versatile. “It can work in virtually any seating area large or small,” says Kate Clegg, Arhaus chief marketing officer. “It also works as a single chair or as a pair.”