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Low Key - Black/Brown/Dark Grey a color scheme that uses all dark values. I really enjoy this room, the room feels very easy to be in and feels really sophisticated. For me, the room feels very masculine and a little ominous.

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High Key - White/Grey/Beige A color scheme that uses all light values. This room seems more feminine to me, the light values bring about a cheerfulness and joy. Everything seems to emit more light.

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Triadic - Blue/Yellow/Red, three colors that are even across the color scheme (equilateral triangle) This room is absolutely horrendous for me and reminds me of a Nintendo Switch, it is very vibrant but the colors clash a lot and makes me not want to live in it.

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Split Complementary - Green Orange Purple, variation of the complementary color scheme uses the adjacent colors of it's complement (sharp iscosceles triangle) I'm not a fan of this color scheme, I think it's quite ugly and would not enjoy being in this room, the colors clash too much for me.

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Complementary - Blue/Orange, opposite colors on the color wheel, causes excitement because of disharmony. The orange doesn't really do it for me, but it does get me excited to read those books.

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Analogous - Uses blue and green to blend everything together. Analoogous color schemes consist of neighboring colors on the color wheel. It feels like everything belongs there, the blending is pretty cool, and it looks natural and coherent. It gives me soothing reactions.

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Monochromatic - Uses shades of green. These color schemes are developed using a variety of tints, shades, and tones of the same color. I understand why it's the safest and most conservative color scheme after seeing it. This room looks very relaxing to be in, and it has a nice ambiance. I think it's slightly boring, but put together incredibly well.

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