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Low Key: low key uses dark colors to make the room darker. In this room the colors used to make the room darker are like a bronze color and a dark green.
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High key: high key uses light colors to make the room brighter. In this room the main color is white.
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Triadic: triadic colors make a triangle on the color wheel. In this photo the walls are red and yellow and the ceiling border is blue. Those are triadic colors.
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Split Complementary: in this photo the main color is purple. On the color wheel when you look across from purple the split colors are green and yellow orange.
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Complementary: complementary colors are colors that are across from each other on the color wheel. In this photo the yellow and purple are complementary colors.
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Analogous: analogous colors are colors that are all next to each other on the color wheel. In this photo the analogous colors are blue, blue green and green.
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Monochromatic: monochromatic is when designers use one color but different shades. In this room they use three shades of orange, yellow orange, red orange and orange.
Low Key: low key uses dark colors to make the room darker. In this room the colors used to make the room darker are like a bronze color and a dark green.
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