The vibrant orange hue and the relevant tones from the same color family such rich yellows, ruby reds, and crimson browns infuse spaces with energy and warmth, two things that are always good to have in a room, no matter the season. For an instant and impactful transformation, paint a wall one of these shades, or go the subtle route with warm-hued curtains, pillows, and upholstery. Here are some inspiring examples of these colors in action, in living rooms, offices, kitchens, and more. Read on to find decor ideas that are workable all year round in our tropical climate.

At the home of famous fashion designer Tommy Hilfiger, the living room’s labyrinthine plasterwork ceiling is truly eye-catching. The George Smith sofa is upholstered in a Clarence House silk velvet with pillows of antique tapestry and a Scalamandré leopard print.

In this vibrant guestroom, the bed is positioned within a swath of orange lacquer that serves as a virtual canopy. The padded headboard with the same gray leather is used for the bedspread, with custom-made nightstands and lamps.

The kitchen in renowned hair stylist Vidal Sassoon’s Bel Air retreat features a Saarinen Tulip table and chairs by Knoll and built-in cabinets by Neutra; the hanging cabinet and stool are by Jean Prouvé.

Cinnabar-color fabric warms the walls and windows of the jewel-box dining room in fashion design Giorgio Armani’s Switzerland home, which features an Armani/Casa table and carpet.

Bulthaup cabinetry, Corian-top islands, and a Smeg range define the kitchen in this chic apartment. The industrial light fixtures are from Ann-Morris Antiques, the orange globe lamps are from Hemisphere Gallery, and the complimentary vibrant prints are by established contemporary artist Anish Kapoor.

*images extracted from architectural digest and pinterest