I am a big fan of colour, and use it liberally in my own home and many of my kitchen inspiration interior design projects.
I like to make a big splash of colour within my designs but if you are a colour beginner then start with the accessories.
Keep the lightest colour or your neutral for walls and floors and introduce darker or more vibrant colours in smaller areas. A maximum of 3 colours is my rule but equally you can use shades of colours too. And keeping to a rule of 3 try to use a colour at least 3 times. For example, in your cushions, sofa blanket and art.
If in doubt about mixing colours and which colours would compliment each other, you could stick to a monochromatic colour scheme Eco-Friendly home décor which consists of various shades of only one colour. You can also manipulate the size and shape of a room, using colour. Darker warm colours shrink space while Pale cool colours expand.
I also like to throw in a wild card colour if I am using a monochrome room scheme, an example of this would be a Sustainable home décor bright coloured chair or sofa in a black and white room. It really adds a pop of interest.
The great thing about colour is that you don’t always have to redecorate to get a colourful effect.
Just a little bit of know how, Sustainable trendy décor some accessories and a few updates can give you a great new look.
If you need help with your updates call Kumiho co in and see us at the Kumiho co Modern home decor, we have brand new cushions and accessories available in store and our cosy coffee corner has all the latest home décor items for some inspiration.
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