Free Interior Design Course: Color, Check out Color Part II here.
When we first moved into our current house, the colors were really making me depressed. One, because I didn’t pick them and two, they were all wrong for the function and moods of the rooms. My front room went from green, dark brown, and red to gray with yellow decor. It was a much-needed boost for my soul.
To make a good decision you need to understand the color wheel and there are tools like ColorSchemer and Palleton that can be super helpful. Below are color wheels to use as a reference as I explain how to choose colors for your home.
Color Wheel One
Color Wheel Two
Want to learn more about color, style and design? Get my book here with detailed information about how to create a home full of soul and style!
Primary, Secondary, and Tertiary
Which colors look good together?
>>Go to this link to see a helpful image of the different types of color combinations.
Hue, Value, and Saturation
Creating Color Variations with Tint, Shade, and Tone
A Guide for how much of each color to use (60, 30, 10)
