Anyone who knows Kerri Rosenthal’s art—or her cheerful shop in Westport, Connecticut—might expect her home to be busting with color. But, despite the bold hues favored in her creative work, Rosenthal’s family home goes neutral, relying on texture and light to bring coziness and warmth. “For me, my business world is all about color—our business model is a happy chaos, but it feels chaotic—so when I go home I need to chill out,” Rosenthal says. “I need my home to be as neutral as possible.” The other benefit of a neutral backdrop? “It allows me to paint whatever paintings I want and hang them up,” says the artist. “I’m not…