opposites on color wheel

On the color wheel: Analogous (nearby) colors contrast just a little, and so have a calmer, softer vibe. Complementary colors (across the wheel) contrast a lot, and so have higher energy, adding drama.

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poly

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whitened

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To strike a balance between the client’s family heirlooms, antique rugs, and an emerging interest in modern art, we developed a fresh palette and introduced contemporary furnishings... idk but walls might be a peach white...

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poly

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Victor Liberatore: wood floor is Brazilian Cherry in a wide plank, adding a nice contrast to the acid green accents.

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it's pretty

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Blue stool is the opposite of / a cool off for the dulled orange...

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and eclectic...

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Benjamin Moore HC5 Weston Flax and upholstery has lavender/purple hue.

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the red chairs pop off the green wall

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such colors! and with those thin legs that astonishing color seems to 'take off' from the rug!!

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the whole room, but I noticed the purple and raisin pillows and gold leaf mirror which adds excitement.

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Does that pretty yellow draw out its opposite of purple in the grey?

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muted yellow and purple is nice.

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Green and red- opposites that they are, have the most contrast to each other. One trick is SOFTEN THE CONTRAST by using less intense shades of one or both hues. This wall is a very pure green, but it's fairly light. The red here is very dark and lush, more of a maroon shade — which can work as a neutral. Also, because the colors are used for different items in the room (wall paint and furniture), they won't conflict. This unexpected palette works really well in this cool, modern space.

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paint is Bittersweet / greens

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blue-grey and touches of autumn, nice!

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muted/ dark enough that it's not glaring [I wouldn't add the dark blue ottomans].

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red and green

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