Utilizing the newest trends in living room design

 


Selecting the ideal combination for your living room design or home décor can be difficult, especially if you have more than one, two, or three possibilities to paint on your walls for a captivating look. When there are millions of tones and thousands of paints available for your living room design, it seems impossible to compare and combine two or more colours and choose a few that look too wonderful to be true. Selecting a colour for your living room design is more complicated than picking out a new wardrobe. 


Here are a few tried-and-true colour combinations that are always in style. 


Neon and Blue Shades

Neon and blue together can give you a rich appearance. Neon, with its bright pop, will give your home the extra oomph it needs. Blue is one of the greatest colours to set cooler tones. Neon colours are contemporary, youthful, and unconventional, giving blue a design edge.


Light Blue & Emerald

The ideal blend of cool blue and rich green will make your area seem opulent and become your favorite place to be. The serene blue tones paired with the rich, cool emerald will produce a casual yet elegant atmosphere. To create a timeless, classic, and serene look, a colour scheme that combines cool blue and emerald with natural wood tones is sufficient.

Sand, Gray, and Blue

This combination will please you if you wish to evoke feelings of the seaside. These are the modern colours with a hint of nature that will appeal to those who value simplicity and comfort. 


Gray & Brown

These two are among the most well-liked neutral colours because the cooler gray nicely counterbalances the warmer brown, allowing you to play around with the layout of your home. This combination of tones can be utilized to create perfectly textured or patterned walls that, when light hits them both, reflect light in both bright and cool ways. You can also utilize bronze accents to heighten the atmosphere in the room.

Emerald & Tan

The most well-known designers in the world really respect and value the delicate shade of brown with green. Try your hand at emerald with neutral hues if you want a long-lasting trend that looks lovely on walls. 

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