We will never tire of saying it: there is nothing like color to transform a space. Truth like a temple! And more in the living room, which is the most seen and experienced at home. The secret not to overshoot or fall short? Use at most three colors. Long live the trios!
The warmth and strength of olive green and deep orange reach their fullness when they meet the neutrality of beige. These are the perfect colors for the colder seasons of the year, in fabrics such as velvet or wool. Tip: use green and orange sparingly in accessories to make them stand out with elegance.
Mint, pink and white: probably the freshest color combination that exists, ideal for enhancing the sweetness and giving a touch as feminine as it is delicate to environments. Also, it is very bright, so if you do not have a lot of natural light in the living room, this mixture will suit you perfectly.
Do you want to play with the contrast? Take note of this room where pale orange acts as a background and textiles in green and violet tones complete the color spectrum. Think that if the orange were more intense, the look would be too burdensome and, apart from getting tired after two days of decorating, your nerves would be affected.
In this room, the intensity of dark blue dresses the wall and the sofa in the background, visually expanding the space. The lighter tones, such as pistachio green for the coffee table or gray for the sofa, are placed at the beginning creating a gradient effect that plays with volumes while creating a bright and energetic room.
The colors of nature enter the house hand in hand with sand and green. The touches of green are provided by the cushions, but also by the wild bouquets and the dishes. And the white nuances his companions and gives extra clarity to the room.
Modern, bright, cozy … this is this room that has bet on the strength of the combination of opposite colors. The black and white photos on the wall reinforce this contrast, which is filled with vitality with the accessories in turquoise.
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