Tetradic color scheme interiors

Choosing the right color scheme for your living room is like picking the perfect playlist—it sets the mood, shows off your style, and makes everything come

Use of TRIADIC and TETRADIC Colors. The following Shades of Colors belong to Triads and Tetrad schemes in the color wheel. Putting these colours in a complementary manner in design work could prove difficult to a non professional because the combination could prove chaotic due to the color temperature. Use a neutral color like WHITE on your dominant walls and apply the tetrad or triad as accent, focus or trim Colors. These Colors can be applied on accessories I.e rags, curtains, pillows ...

Colour Harmony Colour harmony is created when colours in a scheme work well with each other and are pleasing to the eye. Some people are born with a gift to co-ordinate colours beautifully but you don’t have to be born with this gift to create a lovely colour scheme. Familiarising yourself with some colour guidelines can help and give you confidence when it comes to making your colour choices. Nowadays there are no rules when it comes to combining colours, so there is no wrong or right way…

Use of TRIADIC and TETRADIC Colors. The following Shades of Colors belong to Triads and Tetrad schemes in the color wheel. Putting these colours in a complementary manner in design work could prove difficult to a non professional because the combination could prove chaotic due to the color temperature. Use a neutral color like WHITE on your dominant walls and apply the tetrad or triad as accent, focus or trim Colors. These Colors can be applied on accessories I.e rags, curtains, pillows ...

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A funky double complementary colour scheme featuring red and green plus blue and orange. Double complementary colour palette illustration by Zena O’Connor using an image of Hotel Barceló Torre de Madrid by designer, Jaime Hayon.