There is a science to hues and your home. Here are some tips on jazzing up your house’s color scheme.
- If your condo has an extremely low ceiling, paint your ceiling lighter than the walls. Start first with the color of the walls and make your hue a notch lighter. It’ll open your space up and give it the height it needs – visually at least.
- If your home has a very long narrow hallway that you’d like to visually correct, use deep tones. Painting the far wall a deeper tone than the rest of the walls can actually make it look closer than it actually is.
- If you like to kick back and unwind with a good book, forest green is extremely easy on the eyes. Green is a color that directly focuses on one’s retina, meaning it’s the easiest color to perceive
- If you want to make your living room look larger than life, use blue-white-indigo. Cooler hues can instantly make any room bigger, as they give the impression of receding, rather than advancing.
Choose colors by intuition, environment, and need. If your Kennewick home needs repainting, get hues that will work for yourself and everyone else in your home. Originally posted @ Home Painting Tips
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