Теплые оттенки цветов в интерьере: Статьи — Сделано

15 основных ошибок подбора цвета в интерьере — The Village

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Белые стены — тренд, пришедший вместе с модой на минимализм и скандинавский стиль. Белый — универсальный цвет, он расширяет любую комнату, добавляя ей света и воздуха. Увлекшись этим цветом, можно легко обнаружить себя в безжизненном интерьере, требующем постоянной уборки. Не стоит злоупотреблять: либо белый фон, либо белые акценты. Цветные детали, мебель, аксессуары, природные фактуры разбавят пустоту и наполнят ее жизнью.

Неуверенные в себе люди подсознательно стремятся к компромиссу при выборе цвета. Отсюда популярность «бежевенького»: светлый (но не белый), теплый и неброский. Цвет, кажущийся универсальным, делает интерьер унылым, лишенным характера, отдающим офисом и гостиницей. Оформить стильный интерьер в бежевой гамме сложно, понадобится выбирать яркие — красные, желтые, синие — акценты под конкретный оттенок и глубину бежевого. Совет: чем скромнее палитра, тем насыщеннее и разнообразнее должны быть фактуры.

Белоснежные интерьеры выглядят холодно даже с яркими деталями. А если не хватает солнца, то еще и серо — совсем не так, как на картинке в журнале. В дизайне интерьеров под «белым» подразумевается с десяток оттенков: «сливки», «топленое молоко», «слоновая кость», «арктический снег» и пр. Они отличаются примесями других красок. Например, в традиционном скандинавском интерьере стены красят не в кипенно-белый, а в «стокгольмский белый» (Stockholmsvit), где подмешано немного серого и желтого пигмента. В результате получается более теплый оттенок.

Если выкрасить потолок в один цвет со стенами, можно визуально расширить помещение, поскольку границы пространства растворяются. В случае с темными тонами этот прием создаст ощущение уютной коробочки. Осторожности этот прием требует только с яркими цветами: замкнутое пространство сильно воздействует на психику. Можно даже покрасить потолок в контрастный или яркий цвет при нейтральных стенах, особенно если вам досталось помещение с непропорционально высокими потолками.

Делая ставку на монохром, вы лишаете пространство объема, глубины и приятной сложности. Исключение — волшебный серый цвет, но и тот на любителя. Постарайтесь сохранить разнообразие. Расставьте контрастные акценты. Поиграйте на полутонах любимого цвета: сочетайте сильно разбеленный пастельный оттенок с насыщенным темным или выразительным ярким.

Противоположная ошибка — выбрать хорошие сочетания цветов и насытить ими пространство в равной мере. В итоге — пестрота вместо гармонии. Придерживайтесь процентного соотношения 60/30/10 для главного цвета, дополнительного и прочих.

Если к нежно-голубым стенам вы приобрели прекрасный ярко-рыжий диван, добавьте еще несколько небольших оранжевых аксессуаров в остальные части комнаты, иначе диван вывалится из контекста, будет выглядеть чужеродно и неуместно. Это называется «поддержать цвет». Само цветовое пятно лучше разбить небольшими деталями других цветов, основного или дополнительного: так оно лучше впишется в обстановку.

Использование контрастных сочетаний — беспроигрышный вариант. Красный всегда будет выразительно смотреться с зеленым, желтый — с фиолетовым, а синий — с оранжевым. Но сам по себе контраст — настолько выразительный прием, что легко может утомить. Пусть один из цветов будет насыщеннее второго, разбеленного или затемненного. Это смягчит эффект и поможет избежать навязчивости.

Продумывая цветовую палитру интерьера, многие забывают про пол. И напрасно: на него приходится примерно четвертая часть пространства, которое мы видим. Особенно это актуально для больших помещений.

Одной и той же квартире в Валенсии и Мурманске нужны будут совершенно разные цветовые решения. Больше всего от этой несправедливости страдают северные любители прованса. Мягкие пастельные тона, такие нежные и освежающие при ярком солнечном свете, без него становятся блеклыми, холодными и скучными. Правило здесь одно: чем пасмурнее регион, тем теплее и насыщеннее цвета в интерьере.

Распространенные ошибки связаны и с неправильной оценкой теплоты цвета. Красный, желтый и оранжевый оттенки безусловно относятся к теплой части спектра, а синий, фиолетовый и зеленый считаются холодными. Все сложнее. У каждого цвета есть теплые и холодные версии. Красный с примесью фиолетового — ежевичный, ягодный, маджента — более холодный, а приближенный к оранжевым тонам — алый, киноварь — значительно теплее. То же и с традиционно холодным синим: бирюзовый и цвет морской волны теплее небесных и стальных оттенков. Зеленый — это вообще многогранный цвет, легко переходящий как в теплые, так и в холодные оттенки.

Точнее, делать это можно, но сложно: нужно учитывать пропорции, сочетания каждого оттенка с другими цветами. В большинстве случаев получается дисгармония. Если есть сомнения, что вещь попадает в нужную цветовую температуру, лучше не рисковать и выбрать контрастный или нейтральный цвет. Это решение будет точно удачнее, чем, например, травянисто-зеленый на фоне холодных мятных оттенков.

Чем чище цвет, тем он навязчивее. Звонкие яркие тона бывают хороши в детской, на кухне и в ванной — и то в разумной дозировке. В остальных случаях лучше предпочесть сложные смешанные цвета с добавлением черного или серого (затемненные, припыленные) и белого (разбеленные, пастельные). Такой интерьер выглядит благороднее и взрослее. Чистый яркий цвет, как правило, требует нейтрального фона и строгой минималистичной обстановки.

Тут легко переборщить и скатиться в карнавал: яркие цвета скоро начнут утомлять и сильно вас обяжут в дальнейшем. Уместнее выбирать для крупных предметов и целых стен более мягкие приглушенные оттенки, а насыщенные добавить за счет аксессуаров, которые при желании можно легко заменить. В нежилых зонах (санузле, коридоре, прихожей) можно применять терапию цветом без опаски. В этих помещениях вы не проводите много времени.

Это мрачно, не для маленьких помещений, сужает пространство — вот основные заблуждения, связанные с темными цветами. Да, они кажутся ближе, чем светлые. Но темные оттенки также обволакивают, дарят глубину, благородство и уют. Маленькая комната не будет выглядеть тесной, если избегать контрастных решений и не загромождать интерьер деталями. Тесным пространство делает цветовая сумятица и увлечение декором.

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This can be a great accent color. 90032 90029 90030 Navy 90031: Navy blue is a timeless dark look that goes extremely well with neutral accents.Mixing navy with a grey or deep purple can give you an all-cool space with lots of flair. 90032 90029 90030 Beige 90031: While beige is often thought of as a neutral color (like brown), cool beige is a trendy version of beige with a pink base. 90032 90029 90030 Grey 90031: The definition of neutral, we chose grey to be on the list of cool house colors because it is, perhaps the best color out there to accompany any other cool color on this list. 90032 90029 90030 Green 90031: Earthy and grounding, green is a fresh and lively cool color that makes your space feel bold but natural.90032 90029 90030 Light Blue: 90031 Still technically characterized as a cool color, light blue is a bright cool color that can be calming as well as enlivening. 90032 90037 90012 Warm vs. cool colors 90013 90002 It's no mistake! You absolutely can create a beautiful design by mixing warm and cool colors in your room. It's kind of like planning a buffet with sweet and spicy dishes - the key is to add in another flavor. When you're talking about mixing warm and cool colors, that other "flavor" is neutral.90005 90012 Cool neutral colors 90013 90002 Neutrals are colors that are not included on the color wheel. Shades of browns, tans, golds, beige, and black, are usually considered to be warm neutrals, while shades of white, cream, ivory, gray, and silver are usually considered to be cool neutrals. To complicate matters a bit, many neutral color families (like brown) can actually be warm or cool, depending on the proportion of yellow or blue tones in the mix. 90005 90012 Warm-cool colors 90013 90002 A "warm-cool color" is a color that blurs the lines between warm and cool to the point where you can not discern whether it is warm or cool.Magenta, as mentioned earlier, is an example of a warm-cool color. 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Whichever color you love the most - as long as it's one you can live with. 90005 90002 The three basic color schemes for your house below are listed from lowest to highest "energy": 90005 90002 A monochromatic color scheme means the colors are all shades or tints of the same hue, like all grays or all blues. 90005 90002 90223 90005 90002 An analogous color scheme uses three colors or hues that are neighboring each other on the color wheel, like orange, red and yellow, or blue, green and yellow.The colors do not need to be strictly adjacent to each other. 90005 90002 90228 90005 90002 A complementary color scheme means the colors are opposite each other on the wheel, with one warm color and one cool color. 90005 90002 90233 90005 90012 What Type of Light Does The Room Get? 90013 90002 Also, consider the natural light in the room when you're choosing a color scheme for your home. 90005 90028 90029 North facing rooms are darkest, receiving diffuse light most of the day.This kind of light is cool and bluish, which means cool colors will look even cooler, and whites will tend to look grayish. 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You can use light-reflective cool colors to balance the warmth or go with a hint of warm red if the room is used in the morning.90032 90037 90012 What Elements Should I Choose First? 90013 90002 It's easiest to create a color scheme for your home design if you start with a certain color and then work your room around that. Resist the temptation of choosing a paint color first! Instead, find a more long-term investment that you love, like furniture, fabric, or tile. If you have patterned upholstery, colorful rug, or a large piece of artwork you love, pick colors from that, remember to consider your wood finishes as well.It is much easier to find a paint that works with the fabric than the other way around. You can change accent wall colors in an afternoon with a small investment in a pail of paint. 90005 90012 Playing with Pattern Sizes 90013 90002 Accent fabrics that incorporate your home color palette are a great way to tie everything together in a way that looks intentional. 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Pale neutrals will set the mood too.Showcase a few pieces of artwork for the walls and frame them simply; artwork should be large enough to hold their own on the wall yet not be overwhelming. 90005 90012 Add a dash of bright color. 90013 90002 Apply the 90/10 rule: use 90 percent white (or whichever light color you've chosen) throughout your room and add a dash (10 percent) of bright and happy color. (Greens or blues, anyone?) Whatever you do to brighten up your dark rooms, go with your gut. You can 90275 always rely on stately black accents too for turning up the level of sophistication.90005 90012 Let the sunshine in. 90013 90002 We are not all lucky enough to have skylights, or bay windows, or even big windows for that matter, but make the most of what you have. Banish the bummer heavy drapes and opt for cheery sheers instead. Need more coverage at nighttime? Plantation shutters offer the best of both worlds with just a nudge on the tilt rod. A chandelier or wicker ceiling fan or even just white ceiling fan blades. 90005 90012 Delight in lighter fabrics and furnishings. 90013 90002 When brightening a dark room, dark, thick fabrics (and leathers) need to exit stage left now to make way for the stylish Beckham and versatile Exeter sofa and sectionals in light-colored or muted patterns.Bookshelves can take on a more modern, artsy look by removing volumes and placing a few personal objects around artfully. Generously scaled Pippa accent chair and ottoman have light-hearted spool style legs. For a cocktail table, console or media console, warm and charming Bluffton is the way to go. In the bedroom, you can lighten up heavy-looking furniture like the bed simply by removing the footboard to add more openness to the room; likewise, choose tall, narrow pieces of furniture (think Bella Collection) over wider pieces to give the appearance of extra roominess.Light-colored woods and painted furniture (again, think Bella Collection) has a much-coveted vintage market look. There's a bookcase, writing desk, buffet and lots more. Neo-traditional with a modern twist, Ventura bedroom pieces combine crisp finishes with handsome accent details. 90005 90012 What's underfoot? 90013 90002 90288 What kind of flooring do you have? White or some kind of light-colored flooring or carpeting is ideal, while hardwoods of any color will provide that much-needed organic feel.An area rug like Dunmore and Kindred can serve to brighten up dark rooms too, as well as a textured or patterned rug if you choose. 90005 90012 Go au naturel. 90013 90002 Speaking of organic, by all means, go au naturel. Touches of green and anything living will ground your room with a modern earthiness. A potted plant will work wonders. 90005 90012 Eliminate clutter and mess. 90013 90002 At all costs, declutter your room and unravel that mess. Kill the knickknacks. Show only the pieces that are useful, or that you just adore.Nothing says "zen" like a carefully placed storage basket keeping all the loose ends at bay. 90005 90008 Mixing wood furniture with white 90009 90002 White walls and wood furniture are a classic combination that never seem to go out of style. However, when it comes to 90030 mixing wood tones with white 90031, getting your space to look just right can be a challenge. Here are five tips for mixing wood furniture with white. 90005 90008 90305 90009 90012 Incorporate different textures 90013 90002 By incorporating woods with different textures, you can mix a variety of wood tones while still keeping the design fresh.For example, if you have smooth hardwood floors, try adding distressed wood furniture into your design. 90005 90012 Stick to common undertones 90013 90002 Matching wood finishes can be a little heavy in a room, even with white walls. Look for wood furniture pieces that complement each other but do not match. If the undertones in your floors are warm, look for wood furniture that also has warm undertones. 90005 90012 Contrast dark with light 90013 90002 White walls look great with just about any color wood furniture.But they look 90003 really 90004 great when the wood furniture is dark enough to create a stark contrast. Creating contrast is also a great way to mix different wood tones. If your floors are light, dark wood furniture will stand out and visa versa. 90005 90012 Mix it up. 90013 90002 Mixing wood furniture and white is restricted to white walls. Try mixing a white couch with a wood panel accent wall, or a wood coffee table with white end tables. Mixing white and wood tones is a great way to combine natural and modern decor without it looking mis-matched.90005 90012 Do not stress 90013 90002 When it comes to mixing wood furniture with white, you really can not go wrong. White is a blank canvas that you can really pair with anything. Just be cautious when mixing different wood tones and you should have no problem creating a room that looks as cohesive as it does beautiful. 90005 90008 Best furniture for grey walls 90009 90002 Grey has replaced white as the "it" color for walls in any room. And just like white, grey is a versatile color that goes with just about anything.When it comes to the 90030 best furniture for gray walls 90031 you really can not go wrong, but here are a few of our favorite grey paint and furniture combinations. 90005 90012 90030 Grey Walls + Grey Furniture 90031 90013 90002 90005 90002 You might think that pairing grey walls with grey furniture would be too much, but the living room above proves that theory wrong. Grey walls in a medium tone pair perfectly with a light gray sofa, dark gray rug, and dark grey furniture. Even the accent chairs incorporate light stripes of grey.The trick here is mixing greys and mixing patterns. There is not a single shade of grey or pattern that overwhelms the room, which keeps it from looking too dark. 90005 90012 Grey Walls + White and Black Furniture 90013 90002 90346 90005 90002 Combining dark grey (almost black) walls with white trim creates a striking contrast that is echoed in the furniture in this dining room. A white and grey patterned rug breaks up the repetitive color scheme and the white fabric on the chairs contrasts the black table and chair legs to keep the room from looking too dark.Add a colorful centerpiece and you've got an elegant, yet modern dining room. 90005 90012 Grey Walls + Wood Furniture 90013 90002 90353 90005 90002 Light grey textured walls look great with medium-tone wood furniture and metal accents. It's industrial meets traditional in the best way possible. When pairing light grey and wood, mix all the textures you want, just make sure to keep the other accents, such as pillows, blankets, side tables and light fixtures light in color. 90005 90008 We are the color experts 90009 90002 So how will you create a color scheme for your house's design? There are no absolute rules, of course.If there were, everyone's living room color ideas would be exactly the same! It's best to go with what appeals to you the most. See one of our design consultants for friendly suggestions for your home color palette, or to find elements that make your home come alive. 90005 Shop Bassett Share this article: 90361 90002 Tags: Color Theory 90005 .90000 Warm Colors for the Fall Season 90001 90002 Warm colors are those colors that involve or are based off of red, orange, yellow, and brown. Of course, warm versions of cool colors exist as well. Probably it's the shift in nature from greens and blues to these warmer hues - think of the colorful changes happening on trees in Fall - but there is something almost tangible about the season that makes warm colors not only appropriate but inherently desirable. In this article, we'll study several ways to stylishly incorporate warm colors into a contemporary space.90003 90002 90005 90005 View in gallery 90003 90008 RED 90009 90002 90011 90011 View in gallery 90003 90002 Red is a color that is associated with many things, not the least of which are appetites and boldness. Interestingly, depending on its undertone, red can be warm (yellow undertone) or cool (blue undertone). As a vibrant, eye-catching color, red is well-suited to a variety of rooms in strategic, but generally smaller, doses - an accent chair in a living room, for example, or a picture frame in the entryway or dining hall.90003 90002 90017 90017 View in gallery 90003 90002 Blue-based reds, such as burgundy, have a cooler feel than reds that lean toward the earthy side of the color spectrum. This red sienna is close to brown and looks perfectly natural on a warm green rug. A huge window lets in plenty of natural light to counterbalance the warm, darker hues at the lower visual level. 90003 90008 ORANGE 90009 90002 90025 90025 View in gallery 90003 90002 Comprised of red and yellow, orange can not help be anything BUT warm.This energetic, radiant hue is cheerful and optimistic and can be associated with decreased feelings of hostility or aggravation. With this in mind, it would make sense to incorporate a splash of orange in common areas; the inside of a cone pendant light is a chic and subtle way to do this. 90003 90002 90031 90031 View in gallery 90003 90002 Despite its red and yellow parentage, orange might be closest in color character to brown. Its muted versions exude a sense of quiet confidence and reassurance.On a clean-lined contemporary chair, orange makes an impact that's stunning but not over the top. 90003 90002 90037 90037 View in gallery 90003 90002 In a large space that could potentially feel overwhelming, calming wall colors are an excellent way to help the room feel cozier and, therefore, more attractive and inhabitable. This is a great solution for huge bedrooms, oversized family or living rooms, or any space that really just needs to be brought down to a comfortable scale to the human body."Warm colors look as though they come closer, or advance (as do dark colors), which is why they're often used to make large rooms cozier". Orange accents help to break up a mass of black in this living room. 90003 90008 GOLD 90009 90002 90045 90045 View in gallery 90003 90002 When a child draws "sunlight," s / he is generally going to grab the yellow. When a child draws "fire," the colors will likely be orange and red (on top of brown logs). When all these colors are combined well, the result is gold, which exemplifies the comfort that is associated with warm colors.In addition, warm metallics, such as gold, add shine to a space to enhance the aesthetic energy. 90003 90002 90051 90051 View in gallery 90003 90002 As we're reflecting on sunlight and heat during this discussion of warm colors, let's look at the tendencies of warm colors in interior design. Warm colors, like these golden side chairs, are invigorating and inviting. They are friendly and reassuring. It's not a bad idea to pair warm-colored accent chairs, space permitting, to provide a balance in color temperature throughout your space.90003 90008 YELLOW 90009 90002 90059 90059 View in gallery 90003 90002 Yellow is a color that people tend to strongly gravitate toward or (just as strongly) retreat from because it is so vibrant and so bold. Typically, "yellow lightens moods and encourages introspection", although one must use warm yellow with care and restraint in interior design so as not to overwhelm and carnival-ize a space. 90003 90002 90065 90065 View in gallery 90003 90002 Yellow's complementary color pair is purple; the richer the yellow, the more at ease it is with muted versions of bluish purples, such as indigo or periwinkle.This space includes the yin and yang of color energy - warm yellow wall with cool blue accents. 90003 90002 90071 90071 View in gallery 90003 90002 Sometimes, all a cool space needs is one warm piece to provide all the balance it needs. This leggy side table in a somber mustard yellow hue, is the visual draw into this space. 90003 90008 OLIVE 90009 90002 90003.90000 What are Warm & Cool Colors? - Color Psychology Meaning 90001 90002 Colors can be separated into two main categories, warm colors and cool colors. What colors are classed as warm, and what colors are classed as cool and how can they influence us? 90003 90004 90005 The Color Wheel - Color Theory 90006 90007 90002 It was Isaac Newton who created the first visual circular color diagram around тисячі шістсот шістьдесят п'ять, also known as the commonly labelled (Color Wheel). 90003 90002 The color wheel is made up of Primary, Secondary and Tertiary colors using the Red, Yellow and Blue (RYB) color model.The color wheel can be separated or divided to approximately display warm and cool colors as shown. 90003 90002 90013 90003 90002 90005 Warm Colors - 90006 The primary warm colors are Red and Yellow. Orange is the main secondary color. Brown, Taupe and Beige are also considered warm neutral colors, ideal for interior design. 90003 90002 90005 Cool Colors - 90006 The primary cool color is Blue. The main secondary cool colors are Green, Purple and Violet hues. Gray is considered a neutral cool color.90003 90002 90005 Warm Color Influences 90006 90003 90002 Warm colors can increase energy levels, physical and mental, speed up heart rates and increase blood pressure, encourage impulsiveness, increases our appetites and generally encourages expression of emotions. 90003 90002 90005 Cool Color Influences 90006 90003 90002 Cool colors generally have a calming and relaxing influence. They can lower heart rate and blood pressure and discourage aggressive and impulsive behaviors. Cool colors are generally believed to suppress emotions and appetites.90003 90002 Warm colors also give the impression of warmth or heat, while cool colors can actually make us feel cold or cooler than the current temperature, hence the labels, warm and cool colors based on their influences. 90003 90002 90005 Depth Perception 90006 90003 90002 Warm and cool colors also affect our depth perception. Artists often use cool colors to make objects seem further away and warm colors to make areas of an image or painting appear nearer or more prominent. 90003 90002 This is because warmer colors have longer wavelengths.Long wavelengths are detected sooner by our eyes, which gives the illusion of warmer colors gravitating towards our eyes or coming forward. On the reverse, our perceptions of cool colors / short wavelengths are not detected by our eyes as quickly, this creates the illusion of cooler colors gravitating away or receding from our eyes. 90003 90002 90005 Depth Perception Test 90006 90003 90002 You should be able to test this for yourself using the image. It may take a few repeat attempts but you should begin to notice a difference in how your eyes perceive the two colors or wave lengths.90003 90002 90052 90003 90004 90005 Using Warm & Cool Colors 90006 90007 90002 Whether you are planning on creating a work of art where depth perception is important, or perhaps engaging in some interior design to create a desired and comfortable environment. It's important to understand the influences that colors can have on our minds, emotions and perceptions. 90003 90004 90005 Related Post 90006 90007 90002 Color Theory continues with Primary, Secondary & Tertiary Colors 90003 .90000 How They Affect Interior Design 90001 90002 There's no denying that 90003 color affects our mood 90004. Those who are sensitive to their surroundings may instantly feel the energy created by a bright red kitchen, as well as the calm evoked by a serene blue bedroom. Others may not notice the color one way or another, but the effect is still there. Color has the power to invigorate, to soothe, to inspire creativity, and even to stimulate the appetite. Start paying attention to the number of red, orange and bright yellow restaurant interiors! 90005 90002 Today we embark on a journey of color.But rather than going the rainbow route, we take a look at some interesting hues and combinations that are making waves in today's design world. And yes, we'll throw in a bit of color theory for fun! After all, you can use color to create specific moods and feelings in your home, such as relaxed, joyful and safe. So bring your paintbrush along and get ready for a radiant read! .. 90005 90008 Orange You Crazy for Warm Tones? 90009 90002 Ever notice how red is a popular dining room color? That's no coincidence! Colors that energize, such as reds, oranges and bright yellows, are perfect for rooms centered around the preparation and enjoyment of food! But do not assume that all warm tones with a rosy or orange-y glow should be kept out of living and sleeping spaces.Calmer versions of these hues, such as coral and peach, make a lovely addition to the most tranquil of rooms. Why? Because coral evokes the beach, and who does not feel rejuvenated by a journey to the ocean? There are also bright versions of coral that make a unique, joyful statement in the home, as shown by the living room below. 90011 [from Easy Living] 90012 90005 Coral in a modern living space 90002 Peach is soft like the lightest hues in the sunset, and it blends well with sandy shades, as well as (of course) coral! Though the bedding below is ultra bright, the gentle wall color keeps this bedroom serene.90011 [from Blue Sky Building Company] 90012 90005 Coral bedding in a beachy bedroom 90002 Coral can veer pink, or it can veer into rusty shades, as shown by this next featured living room. What a gorgeous blend of rich peach, warm coral, rust, sand and gray! This space is happy, energized and chill at the same time ... 90011 [from S.B. Long Interiors] 90012 90005 Peach and coral tones in a chic living and dining space 90002 Coral also beautifully combines with blue, especially shades of navy.Not only does this blend create an elegant look, it makes a nautical statement that once again evokes the rejuvenating power of the beach (or the elegance of a sophisticated beach hotel)! 90011 [from S.B. Long Interiors] 90012 90005 Coral and blue bedroom 90002 The same upscale look applies to the combination of peach and navy, which seamlessly integrates a warm glow with a rich, solid shade of blue to accent the room at hand. 90011 [from Irene Turner Interior Design and Renovation] 90012 90005 San Francisco living room in peach and navy tones 90008 Tranquil Blues 90009 90002 Shades of blue are soothing, steady and powerful (but in a chill way).Not to mention, they combine well with blue-gone-glam hues such as lavender. Notice the touches of coral in the room below as well ?! 90011 [from S.B. Long Interiors] 90012 90005 Shades of lavender, coral and blue in a light-filled living room 90002 Royal blue is regal, is not it ?! This strong shade can be accented with a range of colors. We love how the next featured space tones it down a bit by going with unexpected pops of color in hues such as green, brown and pink. 90011 [from Easy Living] 90012 90005 Bright blue bedroom 90002 Look at this next gorgeous living area, which features a shade of blue that's a bit royal, a bit teal, and a bit peacock.In fact, there's something about a srong shade of blue that's, well .... interesting. Call it decadent or enticing. Rich shades of blue definitely take things up a notch in a way that is both calming and evocative. And when your space demands a second look, it's definitely a winner! 90011 [from Vanessa DeLeon Associates via Zillow] 90012 90005 Blue living room 90002 Flowing water is relaxing and heavenly, is not it? And there's just something heavenly about the Angela Adams rug below. Like a fairy tale land where bubbling ponds hold scores of happy fish, this rug has a blissfully natural look that also channels the waves and foam of the ocean.Maybe that's why the rug is called "Ocean"! Undeniably calming, it also invites you to escape, and that's just the kind of vibe you can not help but desire in the living room ... 90011 [from Lulu Designs Online] 90012 90005 Stylish living room featuring shades of blue 90002 We now head into blue-meets-green territory, beginning with the deep teal living space in the next image. Once again, we have a rich, extravagant look that is also calming, thanks to its understated yet powerful feel. Note how furniture in shades of cream is the perfect counterpart to the shade on the wall.Also note the lovely way gold accents blend with this space. 90011 [from Design Crisis] 90012 90005 Deep teal living room 90008 From Teal to Jade 90009 90002 Remember the teal room above? It's time to take that teal into the land of the green. We start with a blue-green shade, then head into strictly green territory as we explore the verdant power of this shade from nature. The home office below combines a traditional rug with bold window coverings for a warm-meets-cool effect. 90011 [from J.Wilson Fuqua & Associates Architects] 90012 90005 Teal blue office 90002 One color that always gets a second look is jade green. Not kelly green, not emerald green, not olive green. Jade green is bit rare, which makes it as intriguing as it is refreshing. And it looks dynamite when enhanced by shades of navy, as shown below. 90011 [from Easy Living] 90012 90005 Jade green living space 90002 Green is a popular accent color for all-white rooms. There's something about the combination of crisp, refreshing white and natural, refreshing green.Simple. Organic. Rejuvenating. Perfection! 90011 [from S.B. Long Interiors] 90012 90005 Dining room with shades of fresh green 90002 Green has the power to make us feel peaceful and safe, as well as connected to nature. That's why it never hurts to embellish a green color scheme with houseplants. Not only do plants add oxygen to the room, they remind us that just outside is a natural world ready to explore. 90011 [from Edyta & Co. Interior Design] 90012 90005 Traditional bedroom with refreshing shades of green 90002 Oh, the minty look of the layered space below! It's monochromatic, and it's undeniably soothing.Check out the refreshing hue that appears on the furniture, walls and bedding ... As if it needed an introduction! 90011 [from Sophisticate Interiors] 90012 90005 Bedroom in shades of green 90008 The Power of Neutrals 90009 90002 We now shine the spotlight on neutral tones, such as gray and taupe. If you're trying to make a statement with color, why go neutral? Because it is calm, steady and quiet, and it can tone down other vibrant shades. Which keeps things from getting out of hand! Then again, if you want a space that knocks you over with color, this hue is not for you.But is not it perfect for an elegant bedroom designed to inspire peaceful sleep ?! 90011 [from New Perspective Design, Inc.] 90012 90005 Cool gray tones in a modern-meets-traditional bedroom 90002 And gray is the perfect backdrop to the colors you DO want to highlight. Colors like blue and turquoise, which we just can not seem to get away from in today's post ... 90011 [from CWB Architects] 90012 90005 Elegant living room filled with color 90002 Gray can make a collection of bright artwork stand out.Not to mention, any room branching off from a gray space will instantly pop, as shown by the bathroom below. 90011 [from A Sunshine Moment] 90012 90005 Accentuate neutrals with bright colors 90002 We end with a beige room that is undeniably elegant. But what we love most is the way the modern painting over the sofa truly takes center stage. Without overpowering the room, thanks to the strategic use of neutral shades! 90011 [from David Scott Interiors via Zillow] 90012 90005 Neutral living space with bright pops of color 90002 In today's color post, we focused on interesting shades such as coral, teal and jade.Because not only does the strategic use of color result in the interior mood of your choice, it can showcase some truly intriguing hues that make your interior an enticing one. And when you create visual complexity, your home is a work of art. Which can be truly inspiring and invigorating! 90005 .