How To Choose The Right Colors For Your Home
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How to Choose the Right Colors for Your Home
Are you still contemplating painting your walls with color? Many people hesitate to move away from ‘builder’s beige’ to more vibrant hues. What’s holding you back? Concerns that the color might be too bold, clash with your furniture, or that you may tire of it and need to start over?
By worrying about these details, you might miss out on one of the most transformative elements of design, capable of refreshing an entire room for under $50. With the right choice, your old furniture can look brand new, and a mismatched room can suddenly have a designer flair! So, how do you choose the right color?
Start with a Tinted Neutral
For starters, consider selecting a tinted neutral color. Why? Unlike deep, rich colors, neutrals like beige or gray are comfortable choices that won’t date your room or create a jarring palette you’ll quickly tire of.
At your local home improvement store, you’ll encounter countless color swatches. To navigate through them, try these steps:
Determine Your Desired Atmosphere
Warm and Cozy
If you love the feel of a warm, inviting room?"think fireplaces, brown leather, and sunsets?"start with a beige tone. Consider your furniture and accessories: if they include a lot of black or navy, choose a beige with orange or pink undertones to maintain warmth. For furniture in browns or reds, opt for a cooler beige with ashy tones to prevent the room from feeling too heated.
Cool and Airy
If you prefer a cool, airy vibe?"think chrome, glass, and icy blue shades?"lean towards gray tones. Many stores offer ‘true gray’ swatches to help you compare their selections. You’ll find that each gray comes with undertones like blue, lavender, green, or even pink.
Identify the dominant colors in your room’s furniture and accessories. Use gray with green or pink undertones for cool-toned furnishings to keep a balanced feel. For warmer-colored furnishings, opt for gray with blue or lavender undertones.
When in Doubt, Go Green
If you’re torn between beige and gray, go for a muted green. It’s versatile and works well with most color palettes.
Painting your rooms with color adds that finishing touch to your home, bringing spaces to life. Don't hesitate to explore and experiment?"you might be pleasantly surprised by how much the right color can elevate your living environment!
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