There are as many opinions as there are people.Some people like calm shades in interior design, others prefer bright colors. Designers claim that a beautiful setting is possible in any color. Everyone has different tastes, no doubt about it. Some people like a calm color scheme in the interior, others prefer brighter, more colorful ones. But any setting can be beautiful if it is well thought out and correctly implemented.
Orange will warm you up, white will cool you down
If you like cheerful interiors, you betterchoose contrasting finishes – in colors that are at diametrically opposite ends of the color spectrum. For example, yellow and purple, red and blue. Warm colors are most often chosen by optimists and cholerics. The warmest of all is orange. It is never cold (this applies to all its shades) and goes well with a warm shade of blue, as well as with white, which even makes it even more juicy and saturated. When combined with terracotta, brown and burgundy, orange becomes a little muted, calm, pastel, giving birth to a composition in the style of Italian interiors. Black can be combined with it only in “small doses” – to give the interior a graphic look. Orange is good for the kitchen, as well as for a nursery and a dining room.
How background and furniture interact
The choice of furniture should be approached very carefullycarefully. The walls can be repainted, but it will be much more difficult to change furniture that is unsuccessful from the point of view of the designer or the owners, especially if an expensive set has been chosen. First of all, decide what will be brighter in tone - the background or the furniture. Designers advise that bright walls and light furniture are more practical. But keep in mind: light furniture tends to acquire the shade of the background. For example, if the room is decorated in yellow or red tones, the furniture will acquire a warm shade. And interior items located against a background of cold tones visually become colder.
Green color is very good in interior design,reminiscent of vegetation and lush grass: it calms, relaxes, and at the same time perfectly matches many shades of yellow, white, gray, blue, purple and brown. But do not overdo it with the intensity of shades! Know: the darker the green, the lighter and more contrasting the object should be in combination with it. And white plus green is a classic of the genre.
Dark green and marsh green are suitable foroffice, hallway and dressing room. Bright shades of green are good for decorating a kitchen or a children's room. Light green, pistachio or tea green shades are preferable for a bedroom, and muted shades of green are preferable for a living room. Depending on which color pair you choose, the atmosphere can be very different - from hot tropics (in combination with terracotta, sand and orange) to a classic interior. White and blue interiors evoke thoughts of summer, a seaside vacation and a relaxing holiday. Violet, close to blue in the color spectrum, is liked by romantics and philosophers.
