Before you start decorating the room, look at the furniture that will become the starting point for fixing the color palette. This could be a bookcase or a sofa. If the color of the walls and furniture is the same, you will create a monotonous interior, which is quite fashionable today.
The interior of a room and its organization can be an art of stockholder data from light to dark shades (or vice versa) from one palette. Choose a dark wall color for lighter furniture and vice versa.
The third principle
Another proven principle is that when decorating a small room, you should choose light colors. It is important to consider how much the interior is shaded or filled with sunlight.
Choose your color palette wisely
Using one palette, you can afford different patterns on the fronts of furniture, upholstery or wallpaper. Their diversity in combination with a single color palette usually gives a harmonious effect. Contrary to appearances, the range of related colors can be quite wide. If you decide, for example, to use beige, you should choose its warm shades, which gradually change to pale pink and rich amaranth. In such a combination, the risk of mismatching the colors of the walls and furniture is small.
Active and passive colors in the interior
Remember that cool colors such as greens or blues tend to be calming, while warm yellows, reds, and oranges are energizing. The leading colors in the interior can be complemented by two secondary colors. For example, a dark blue sofa goes perfectly with light blue walls. These combinations match the floors, as well as shelves or cabinets in a natural color, both light and dark wood. The use of one color palette is encouraged by accessories. Even rooms decorated and decorated in white colors do not have to be boring.