Is home decoration too monotonous and boring? Let me teach you how to be a color aesthetic artist!

     Color is a key aspect in home decor.

      From home decoration to jewelry, when beautiful colors begin to decorate our lives, they will become elegant, beautiful, and unique. In home decor and interior decoration, color is our first impression in our eyes. Whether it is neat or messy, warm or cold, are all determined by color. Today, let's learn about the combination of home colors, using fashionable colors to bring a beautiful feeling to the home.

      Decorating a blank house is like painting on a blank piece of paper. If you just randomly stack furniture and decorations inside the house, it's like pouring paint all over a piece of paper to get a messy bunch of colors, which will never look any better.

      Although decorating a house is not like drawing, there is still room for modification when done wrong. But the cost, manpower, and material resources involved in redecorating are not insignificant. If you can achieve the perfect color combination from the beginning, then naturally it is the best.

Color Aesthetics: Low Saturation Series

      Saturation, also known as color purity, refers to the degree of brightness of a color. The saturation depends on the ratio of the chromatic and achromatic components in the color. The larger the chromatic component, the higher the saturation. The larger the achromatic component, the lower the saturation. Overall, the higher the purity of colors, the brighter their performance, while the lower the purity, the darker their performance.

      Excessive saturation in color design can cause uneven overall color distribution in the space, giving people a distorted visual experience. If the saturation is low, it is also easy to cause a feeling of impermeability to the overall effect of the space. For example, pure colors such as bright red and green are highly saturated, while colors such as magenta, pink, and yellow brown mixed with white, gray, or other tones are unsaturated.

      The saturation of colors is closely related to visual appeal and visual fatigue. The higher the saturation, the easier it is for colors to attract attention in a short period of time. Relatively low saturation colors are less prominent but more durable. So in color design, we cannot blindly pursue high saturation and stimulating colors. We need to make reasonable settings to ensure our visual comfort.

      Low purity colors with soft hue provide a refreshing and comfortable overall image, which can help enhance the style of colors. Usually, some of the colors we see appear tall and upscale because they convey less intense emotions and the colors themselves have no fixed meaning. While reducing color saturation, it is also relatively reducing the impact of color on human emotions, giving people a unique and extraordinary design experience.

      The example of home decoration on display uses natural wood color wall panels with a gentle atmosphere, which is different from the luxury and grandeur pursued by classical style. Natural wood color comes with a simple beauty. Either warm or elegant, injecting a leisurely and clear flow. Cleverly utilizing the decorative effect of strip wall panels in local areas, the layered effect of the wall panels is enriched, appearing more agile.

Color aesthetics: Warm and lively series

      Bright colors can give people a positive and active feeling, which can stimulate enthusiasm in the heart. Bright, high saturation colors are more likely to attract people's attention and leave a deep impression.

      The brilliant orange is a typical warm color scheme. Adding orange embellishments to the white marble patterned wall panels, coupled with some orange curtains and furniture, creates a unique look. Construct the vitality in the space, and the colorful colors create a sense of freedom that breaks the constraints. Gorgeous and passionate, full of passion and vitality. Breaking the boundary between reality and fairy tales makes people feel like they are immersed in a dream.

Color Aesthetics: Dark Texture Series

      Show the sharp, distinct, and deep hierarchical structure of modern space with a calm and minimalist dark texture. Dark and low saturation colors are more eye-catching, they won't immediately attract your attention, but they will create a mysterious atmosphere. Fewer fiber optic reflections and deeper colors integrate a sense of ancient mystery into modern minimalist room layouts, creating a unique visual experience.

The examples mentioned above are just a drop in the ocean in color design and matching. The color matching is broad and profound, and I hope this article can be helpful to readers.