By knowing a few popular, infallible color combinations, it will become almost impossible to go wrong with the overall design of your room.
Neutral colors
Neutrals consist of colors like tans, beige, light brown as well as black and white. However, we will cover black and white in its own section. By using white as a balancing agent, neutral colors can be used to create a calm environment that is serene and relaxing without being boring. More information on working with these colors can be found in other articles on this site.
Black and white
Black and white color combinations will work well in almost any situation, but they work especially well when it comes to interior design. This color combination creates a clean and sophisticated atmosphere suitable for modern designs. Why? Because the muted color scheme allows for other features to of the home’s structure or the room’s layout to shine instead of being overshadowed by bright and flamboyant colors.
Black and white is often seen in accent pieces, wall art and tile patterns. Be creative with how you implement black and white within your designs to create great impact.
More popular color combinations
There are many other color combinations that are popular for use in interior design, which is clear when flipping through any number of home design magazines. Some of these color combinations include brown and sky blue, white and lavender, pink and green, blue and yellow more.
When deciding how to implement these color combinations in your home, review examples you may have seen in images that have caught your eye over the years. For example, soothing color combinations such as brown and blue, pale pink or yellow and white, are commonly used in nurseries. Bright blues and oranges are sometimes used in children’s bedrooms, while combinations like lavender and white or muted greens and yellows are ideal for setting up relaxing environments in the bathroom or bedroom.
Trends are always popping up in the design world. To avoid having to rearrange your home every couple of years because you jumped on a trend that didn’t last, consider decorating your home in one of these classic color combinations.
