A great color scheme for your apartment will turn every room
into an inviting and personalized environment that promotes comfort and
creativity. Choosing the right colors for your apartment involves establishing
a basic color palette for each room that consists of three to four colors, then
using these colors as a foundation when choosing furnishings, window
treatments, rugs, and other decorative items. The final colors featured in each
room will influence factors such as atmosphere and purpose, from bright, vibrant
colors that imbue daily living spaces with life to calm, serene colors that
make your bedrooms and bathrooms a personal haven from the world.
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The largest color choices you’ll have to make for each room
are the colors in your furnishings and larger decorative accessories, such as
area rugs and window treatments. These colors will create a background against
which you’ll place your smaller color choices. Large color choices should focus
on setting the mood you want for each room—brighter colors work better in
active living spaces, such as your kitchen and living room, while softer colors
are often preferred for the spaces in which you relax, such as your bedroom. If
you want to use a similar color scheme throughout your entire apartment, taking
the bold color choices you’ve made for your daily living spaces and choosing
more muted versions for your bathroom or bedroom is a great way to tie every space
in your apartment together.
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Smaller color choices come in the form of decorative accessories
such as pillows, throws, artwork, lamps, and tabletop accessories. These colors
add depth to your apartment’s decorative scheme, creating a personality in each
room through diversity. Choose colors that work well with the larger color
choices of your furniture and window treatments, but don’t be afraid to make
these choices bold. The greater the separation of the colors you choose on the color
wheel, the more your accessories will stand out against the backdrop. If
you prefer a more integrated, blended look, select accessories in colors that
are similar to your larger choices, such as pairing reds with yellow and
oranges, and greens with blues or yellows. Patterns are also a great way to
incorporate color and texture into your apartment’s decorative scheme. Your
choice of pattern can also help to create the atmosphere you want in each room,
from classical and elegant to fun and quirky.