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Color Theory
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Monochromatic- using only one color of tint, shade or shades.
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Analogous- colors are next to each other on the color wheel which create a harmony feeling in the room.
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Complementary color- this scheme is always the opposite color on the color wheel. Yellow and blue are the complementary color. It created a contrast scene in the room.
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Split-complementary color- red, blue and green created a triangle on the color wheel. It made the room warm.
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Triadic color- this color scheme can often seem in a children's room, it is warm and cozy.
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High key- often in light color arrangement, it gives a clean and comfort
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Low key- using darker color to create a calm or misery environment.
Monochromatic- using only one color of tint, shade or shades.
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