2. Analogous: A group of three or more colors that are next to each other on the color wheel. - Bright yellow, mustard yellow, emerald green - The bright yellow draws attention to the room and the mustard yellow complements the light yellow and adds depth. The emerald green adds contrast to the yellows. - The color scheme makes the room feel bold and unique with the complementary colors yellow and green.
3. Complementary: Two colors are positioned directly opposite each other on the color wheel. - Bright yellow, blue, orange - The bright yellow adds warmth and vibrant schemes and the blue complements the yellow and orange. - The color scheme makes the room feel vibrant and well-balanced with the selected colors.
4. Split-Complementary: The colors on either side of a color's complement or each color has a corresponding color that is its opposite on the wheel. - Pink cherry blossom, Creamy light green, beige - The pink cherry blossom gives a soft welcoming contrast with the creamy light green. The beige gives more details in the room. - The color schemes makes the room feel soft and cozy.
5. Triadic: A color combination strategy that involves using three colors that are evenly spaced around the color wheel. - Pink, green, grey, orange - Pink and green create a vibrant and eye-catching look. Where the grey makes the room feel calm and balanced. The orange creates a warm welcoming feel. - The color scheme makes the room feel lively and vibrant.
6. High Key: A range of lighter tones not extending to extreme darks - White, light grey, silver - The room uses mostly white tones that make the room look spotless and minimal. - The color scheme makes the room feel bright and airy because of the lighter tones. It also makes the room look uncluttered and modern.
7. Low Key: A range of darker tones does not extend to extreme lights. - Black, Gray, white, wood - The darker colors such as in the walls and the furniture make the room a dramatic foundation. There is little white in this room creating contrast but without taking away from the richness of the dark colors. The wood feels to make the room balance the dark colors. - The color scheme makes the room feel moody and cozy which makes the room feel enclosed and comfortable.
1. Monochromatic: Use variations of a single color to create a harmonious and visually interesting space. - Creamy White, beige, light gray, and natural light wood - The creamy white reflects natural light into the room which makes the room feel open. The beige brings the slightest warmth to the room. The light gray adds to the modern look and the natural light wood gives the room texture. - The color scheme makes the room feel open and welcoming while balanced with the modern look.
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