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This redesigned family room was relieved of cumbersome tv cabinetry in favor of a flatscreen over the fireplace. The fireplace was tiled in pastel strip tiles Firecrystals replaced the old logs. This is a favorite gathering place for both family and friends. Photos by Harry Chamberlain.
Großes, Offenes Klassisches Wohnzimmer mit grüner Wandfarbe, Kamin, gefliester Kaminumrandung, Hausbar, dunklem Holzboden und TV-Wand in Orange County — Houzz
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torresluka hat dieses Foto zu color theory hinzugefügt
analogous - shades of yellow, green, and blue - Being analogous refers to using colors that are next to each other on the color wheel. - How these colors are being used here makes me feel like this could be a beach house, very beachy colors in my opinion.
Vanessa Armenta hat dieses Foto zu Color hinzugefügt
2. Analogous: Colors used- Teal Blue, Mint Blue, Avocado Green, Neutrals. Analogous Interior Design uses colors that are close to each other in the color wheel to create a cohesive space. In this example of a living room, the colors the blues, blue-greens, and greens. These colors create a feeling of nature, calm, and balance.
galileahlomeli hat dieses Foto zu color hinzugefügt
analogous; colors used: Green and blue. Analogous coloring showcases colors that are next to each other on the color wheel. They can be very close in secondary coloring, but they are usually right next to one another on the wheel with no other colors implemented. There is usually one dominant color that connects to the other. The color scheme makes the room feel cultivated. The lighting is warm toned, so the room feels smaller and a bit darker based on the types of blues used here. The colors all flow well together and hold space within the room without jumping out too much or becoming an eyesore.
