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Distinctive Chesterfields created a handy infographic to help you in your color choices so you can make the right decision for each room in your home.
According to the interior design 60:30:10 colour rule, a room should have 60% of its colour dedicated to a dominating colour, 30% to a secondary colour, and 10% to an accent colour. This rule ensures a unified and well-coordinated aesthetic by assisting in the achievement of balance, harmony, and visual interest in colour schemes. . . . . #archilover #architecturestudent #architects #architect #architecture #architectural #interiordesign
Help narrow down your search for the perfect color pairing in your home with this guide on to how to pick color schemes for interior decorating!
Discover the fascinating world of colour psychology in interiors with our blog post. Explore the impact of colour on emotions and moods, and learn how to use colour theory to create harmonious and visually appealing spaces. Dive into the realm of colour palettes, including the trendy teal colour palette and explore the art of wall colour combinations. Uncover the power of Pantone colours and unlock the secrets to designing captivating interiors that evoke the desired ambiance.
Have you ever sat around and wondered exactly why different colors are used in different spaces and on different product designs? We know that for decades each different color has had a specific me…
Learn how to transform your room by mastering the 60 30 10 rule, the easiest interior design principle for creating a balanced color scheme.
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Learn how room colors can influence your mood and what to consider before choosing a color. Find out which colors are best in each room of your home.
It’s another masterclass over here on the blog today! A few weeks ago, I wrote about a recent London trip, when I visited the beautiful interiors store, Olive Loves Alfie, as part of the #MakeYourselfAtHome campaign with Get Living London and East Village, turning the former Athletes’ Village (y’know,
