The way you decorate your room explains your personality. It represents you in the form of a room. You need to use the right colours and make fair thoughtful bold decisions in your choice of palette. It’s best to do extensive research before you finalize on colour and you also need to understand mood boards. Luckily, there are different hues and textures varying hues and textures, so your colour choice can be completely anything up to you. It can transform your entire room. Here is how you should beautify your home using the right colour combinations
1. Go with your mood and choose the colours accordingly
We need to select a palette we feel most related to. Colour can set the tone and affect our mood. It can either keep us calm or have us fuelling with rage.It can decide what you want to let people take from you and how you feel about things.
2. Do not be monochromatic
Long gone are the days when monochrome of black and white, including a palette of soft and bold greys in between, was the trend. If you want a bold look in your house, you must experiment with different colours. Too much similar colour makes the room boring and not attractive enough. The colours you choose shouldn’t necessarily match, but they should just complement one another.’
3. Colours send a message to people; choose wisely
When guests arrive in your house, the first thing they see is the colour of your room. Colour can send a strong message to guests and the best impression should be made through it. Colours immediately change the atmosphere of the room and mould it the way they want it to be. IT can be intimidating, ravishing, boring, depending upon your palette choices. Like if you enter a dark room, your mood instantly changes to fear and doubt. With the right colour scheme, you can ensure that they carry the message you want to convey in your home and that the guests understand your personality and overall aesthetic.
4. Proportion is key
While using bold colours and patterns is great, they should be utilised in moderation. Colour proportion must be appropriate to the palette and catchy to the eye, but not too catchy. You should be aware of not over-mixing patterns or else they will overlap each other and look distorted, hence giving the room a strange and challenging look, which is not good. Use patterns with neutral shades to create balance. Like, if you have multi-coloured pillows, choose a streamlined geometrical rug in monochrome or beige. If you make the room more neutral, you can add a splash of colours and highlights to it in the form of pillows, throw blankets, and rugs.
5. Create a connection
Although unique features are required in order to bring vibrancy in your house, but you must also maintain a sense of continuity throughout. The beauty of decorating a house is that you can make each room look different, so there are various shades and colour schemes to choose from. The challenge is to choose complementary colours where rooms connect.
