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Ok- lets bring out the big guns- the Colourists secret weapon… I’m cool with that if you a beige type of soul, but if you have an inkling that you’re a color lover- its time to get empowered!

Out there in the wild wicked west of interiors it can feel very daunting when picking out your own colour scheme- which is possibly one of the reasons people go for the oh so obvious neutral shades. Sharpen your pencils boys and girls we’re going back to school to learn a bit about the theory of colour. So I’ve decided in this post to get right back to basics. Ok, Ok, Its pretty obvious I’m on a crusade to get you all getting jiggy with the colour vibe. You only need to be creative to use the best colors.20 Nov 15 How to choose the right colours for interior design Remember: you don’t need to be a pro interior designer to add beauty to a home’s or office’s interior space. Now you’re ready to use great colors on your home’s interior.

Triadic color scheme – Often referred to a triad, the triadic color scheme allows you to use three-color having equal space on the color wheel.

For example, you use two primary color and third shade, such as orange, yellow, or red.

Analogous color scheme – In the analogous scheme, you would use three colors on the color wheel.

Instead of selectin two opposite colors, select two shades on the side of the different color.

Split-complimentary color scheme – Choose the best shade for this color scheme.

Examples of the color you can use are blue and orange, red and green or yellow and purple.

With this color scheme, you use two colors that are opposite in the color wheel.

Complementary color scheme – One of the most straightforward color schemes for home or office is complimentary.

Here are different color schemes that would bring life to your home or office: You can add artistry to the interior design of your home using color schemes.