Today, there are many rules for the color design of rooms, allowing you to balance the disadvantages of its architectural proportions and smooth out various visual defects. They are often used by professional designers when creating interiors. Let us consider in more detail what can be done using the correct use of various colors.
Visual expansion of space
Visually, you can make the room more spacious by painting the walls in a light color. However, it should be borne in mind that only cold shades (blue, gray, green, etc.) expand the space. Warm colors create the exact opposite effect.
Intimacy with color
Even if the room is rude , the room can be made very cozy and comfortable at home. Designers advise using all shades of orange, yellow or red for this. With the help of dark tones, you can create an atmosphere of intimacy. Applying the contrast of light and dark is also a good technique.
Color Division
The simplest, but at the same time effective zoning technique is dividing a room into separate sectors using color. Even in dormitories every place where simple , can be made isolated by highlighting it with a specific shade. For zoning a large living space when decorating the walls, contrasting shades are also often used. For example, the dining area is highlighted in light color, the kitchen area is darker.
Ceiling color scheme
If you want to visually lower the ceiling too high, paint it with a warm shade (peach, light coffee, beige, etc.). It can be made the same color as the walls, or slightly darker than them. You can increase the space and raise the ceiling using white or cool saturated color.
Architectural elements
To make the interior more interesting is simple: to do this, it is enough to highlight different architectural details (railings, stucco moldings, plinths, planks, etc.) with a contrasting color. But this technique only works for large rooms: in cramped rooms, contrasting details can cause irritation.