Proenza Schouler Wants You To Have A Prettier Apartment

If you ever walk into your living room and suddenly find yourself shouting, "I HATE MY COUCH," it's probably time to switch things up. Though not the first place we would think to go for decorating ideas (blame it on Pinterest), we're checking out the Bortolami Gallery's new exhibit on Morgan Fisher for our home-spiration. The exhibit, "Interior Color Beauty," showcases a new series of monochromes by Fisher, a renowned artist and filmmaker.

Fisher's works are based on one of the artist's dearest possessions — a booklet published by his father's housing company from the 1930s that suggests color schemes for both the interior and exterior of homes. If you think those swatches look familiar, it's because we saw them strutting down the runway for some major spring '14 collections, like Jil Sander and Proenza Schouler. The blend of vintage '30s color schemes with contemporary designs is exactly what we're looking for. Plus, you style your wardrobe based on runway trends, so it makes sense that designers could also provide themes for your home. Check out the exhibit and see for yourself — unless you want to head to your nearest hardware store and pick out 73 swatches of paint.

When: September 12 to October 26
Where: Bortolami Gallery, 520 W. 20 Street (between Tenth and Eleventh Avenues); 212-727-2050.