Yellow in the interior: Primrose Yellow, or "Yellow Primrose"

We have already studied five of the ten most fashionableshades of 2017 according to Pantone. This palette includes blue, green, red and pastel shades, but there is only one yellow. And today we will talk about how to use it in the interior Primrose Yellow, or "Yellow primrose" - this is a shade of soft sunlight, spring, freshness and joyful mood. The Primrose Yellow shade is warm, not too bright, looks quite neutral and goes well with both warm and cold shades. Such an optimistic color can transform and refresh any interior. And interior designer Natalia Chernichkova will tell us exactly how to do this. Related articles Natalia Chernichkova, BerryConceptDesign In 2011, she graduated from the Psychology Department of Moscow State University named after M.V. Lomonosov, specializing in ergonomics. In 2013, she graduated from the International School of Design, and also completed advanced training courses in interior design at the British School of Design. In 2015, she opened her own interior design studio, BerryConceptDesign, which offers a full range of services for the creation and implementation of interior design for residential and public spaces. — In my opinion, Primrose Yellow goes well with all shades of the blue and gray palette, for example, with the sky-blue color from the Pantone Island Paradise palette. In such a combination, one of the colors can be dominant, the second an accent. Do not forget to introduce a third neutral shade into such a color scheme (all shades of gray, white, beige), so that the interior does not cause a feeling of satiety. Of course, the color "Yellow Primrose" attracts attention, so it makes sense to use it in those areas that should be looked at, for example, in textiles, niches with art objects, doors. Until recently, Primrose Yellow was loveduse in kitchens: it is believed that all shades of the yellow palette contribute to an increase in appetite. It seems to me that if you want yellow in the kitchen, it is better to adhere to the rule of the classic triad, that is, to build a color scheme of the interior from 2-3 shades. For example, if you completely make kitchen furniture in the color "Yellow Primrose", then the walls and the rest of the furniture should be fairly neutral shades. Textured wooden surfaces or monochromatic natural stone will perfectly complement such an interior. Another option is to use Primrose Yellow locally, for example, on a kitchen apron, in lamps, or make one of the walls contrasting. The shade "Yellow Primrose" is ideal forhallways, bathrooms and small rooms without windows. Such a shining shade will make up for the lack of sunlight. Here you should not limit your imagination, you can safely experiment with furniture, decor and walls. In the bathroom, a bold solution would be a combination of yellow and contrasting dark gray or black colors. A more universal and calm combination would be tiles in the color "Yellow Primrose" and white, simple and geometric. But in the living areas, bedroom and living room, I wouldadvised to use the shade "Yellow Primrose" in moderation. Too much of this color can be tiring and prevent proper rest. In living spaces, Primrose Yellow will look perfect in textiles, decorative items and small interior items, such as poufs, armchairs, vases with flowers, lamps. The monochrome of any interior can be diluted with this warm, fresh shade. In any calm interior, pillows or a blanket in the color "Yellow Primrose" will attract attention. After all, one bright element is sometimes enough to completely change the perception of the room. Related articles