That is to say, the large color blocks emphasize coordination, and the small color blocks should be compared with the large color blocks, or in other words, emphasize coordination in the general trend, and form a contrast with emphasis. This principle is the key to achieving satisfactory results in interior color. If you use colors indiscriminately, it will inevitably give people a sense of chaos.
The light green ground is inlaid with dark green edges; the light cyan wall is printed with dark cyan flowers, all of which can achieve a coordinated effect.
Using similar colors with close color distances on the color wheel to process interior components and utensils can make the entire interior environment have a unified tone, presenting a peaceful, generous, concise, refreshing, complete, and calm atmosphere. The same color is most suitable for solemn and elegant spaces, and it can also be used for bedrooms and study rooms that do not need to be eye-catching and distracting.
When configuring colors, if two colors are found to be inconsistent, as long as another color is added to the two colors at the same time, a more coordinated effect can be received. For example, red and green are originally complementary colors. If you add a second color at the same time to make it a combination of red, orange and green, it becomes a coordinated color.
But too much emphasis may appear bland, monotonous, and lifeless, and color contrast can make the indoor atmosphere lively.
Contrasting colors are cold and warm, on the contrary, with strong contrast, which can enhance the expressiveness and dynamic sense of utensils and environments. However, the use of contrasting colors should be primary and secondary, dense and dense. For example, put a pot of safflower on the green counter, and put a purple cushion on the yellow sofa. This kind of color effect is very moving but not dazzling, and it is easy to achieve a coordinated effect. Conversely, excessive contrast will destabilize the indoor atmosphere, appearing stiff, dazzling and uncoordinated.
When deciding on a color, the simple and applicable formula is: first choose a favorite main color, use it on the main decorative objects or positions, such as curtains, medium-sized sofas, and then find a strong color in the opposite direction of the color as a complementary color Or a contrasting color, and then connect the two colors with a neutral color (ivory, gray, fawn) that you think is pleasing.