Why should the walls and floor finishes of the living room use moderately sub-toned re-colors?

The walls and floors of the living room are generally grayish beige, camel, gray green, gray blue, duck egg blue, etc. In the absence of special conditions, do not use primary colors or primary colors with high purity and lightness, such as red, yellow, blue, orange, green, purple, etc. The reasons are:

(1) Moderately gray complex colors have greater adaptability when coordinated with other hues; they can become the keynote that unifies many hues in the room, and help to achieve a sense of integrity and coordination in the interior space.

(2) The light with gray and complex colors is softer and less stimulating to people's physiology, which can increase the comfort, ease and tranquility of the environment, and is conducive to rest and study after work.

(3) The finish with gray tone is more resistant to dirt, which helps to keep clean and the durability of the finish decoration.

Generally speaking, for a room with a small living room, the walls on all sides should be of the same color. The walls of different rooms in a living unit can be made of different colors, but the color of the ground is recommended to be unified, so that there is a consistent tone, there is unity in the changes, and the sense of unity is strengthened. It can also make the space have a sense of flow and appear more open .