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Yellow color in the interior: lessons of design by Varvara Zelenetskaya

Not everyone likes the yellow color in the interiorappropriate, but this year it was yellow, or more precisely the buttercup shade, that was named one of the colors of the year. How and where it can be successfully used - we talked today with a professional designer

The Pantone Color Institute is about to openthe main coloristic secret of the season — the new list of shades of 2017. Until that happens, we recall the most charismatic shades of this year. This time, interior designer Varvara Zelenetskaya will tell us about the shade buttercup. Varvara Zelenetskaya, interior designer A certified specialist in interior and furniture design, a specialist in art management (graduated from the Humanitarian and Applied Institute and the Institute of Contemporary Art Problems), interned in Florence at the Lorenzo di Medici Design Institute. Since 2002, she has been a co-owner of the Dekointeriors studio in the Central House of Architects. In 2005, she opened a studio, working with interiors from an architectural project to individual items that are developed and created independently according to sketches by the studio's designers in her own workshop. vzstudio.ru

- There is an opinion that it is a colorschizophrenics. Hence the yellow houses and bright yellow elements in the clothes of futurist poets. This is, of course, the color of madness, but like all shades it can be very different. In any case, if you do not want to go crazy, I would not recommend painting the entire room buttercup. On the one hand, this color is invigorating and energizing, but on the other hand, it can be very tiring. Therefore, if you desperately want to see this shade in the interior, then you should either thoroughly whiten it, or be prepared for the effect of an energy overdose.

In my opinion, buttercup would be ideal asaccents - , edging or lining for dark curtains. If there is an irresistible desire to hang entirely yellow curtains, I would recommend doing this only in public areas and try to avoid such steps in rooms where there will be food. In terms of walls, I would recommend using buttercup as an accent on one wall, preferably not the longest one. Yellow can also be beautiful as an ornament on walls.

Oddly enough, even the bright orange color is notas aggressive as yellow. They are probably more inherent in human nature and therefore cause the least rejection. It is not for nothing that flowers called "night blindness" are bright yellow. This shade really blinds to a certain extent, for example, like the sun, which is also yellow. Probably, this is why we can subconsciously be afraid of a shade like buttercup.

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