Designers recommend finding your colors in natural tones. The atmosphere of the city is saturated with shades of gray, which poisons the emotional world of modern people. The antidote to grayness is an interior decorated with bright, saturated colors. The designer’s expert opinion on the main color trends emphasizes a number of shades related to the natural environment. You will learn Interior Fashion Trends for 2022 in the RunSun article.
What Colors Will Be In Fashion In 2022?
- light beige oatmeal, coffee with milk, or warm sand by the sea? The color palette becomes vivid through association. The border is blurred and you are just a stone’s throw away from a pale lemon peel.
- Combine the lighter shades of beige with natural forest green hues. Fewer pure “academic” colors and more halftones mixed by nature itself.
- Aquatic environments and their shimmering colors, from the frothy waves to the soft, rich blues of the warm ocean.
- Fiery red, with a slightly deeper red hue. The eye-catching and active color looks elegant and blends harmoniously with white ceilings, upholstered furniture, and carpets.
- Gray smoky blue reserves its place among the five most popular colors for interiors as the perfect backdrop for brighter shades. Rather than being depressing like a pure gray, the light blue hue evokes a soothing, “grounded” and pleasant feeling that fills the space with warmth and comfort.
What Is a Color Block In Interior Design And How Do You Use It?
Color in interiors is a means of creating stylish designs, as long as you follow the rules of use. The principle of color blocking is a test of color.
History of Color Blocking Design Techniques
This technique came from the runways of fashion to interior design, where it appeared with a light hand in the great Yves Saint Laurent. The designer transferred the absurd and simple style of the late 19th-century Dutch artist, Piet Mondrian, to fabrics and created a collection of simple knitted dresses called “Mondrian” in 1965. The fabric embellishments “referenced” the work of the artist who started the whole trend of Dutch abstraction, known as De Stijl.
Indeed, the abstract style was preceded by French fashion designer Lola Prusak’s collection of leather cases and bags, decorated with square inserts in yellow, red, and blue, back in the 1930s.
Simple lines and shapes, arranged vertically and horizontally on the artist’s canvas and painted in vibrant colors, developed unobtrusively into abstractions designed to evoke free association.
How To Use Color Blocks In Interior Design?
Bright colors are usually 2-3 in number, combined in quite wide blocks. Two contrasting colors collide in the same interior forehead, making them play with color in a new way.
The block must be three-dimensional, otherwise, you get not a real accent, but a tragic combination of colors. There are no words to explain this effect. It’s all about the visual perception of space.
To illustrate this, designers suggest imagining a 270-320 square foot (25-30 square meter) living room with a neutral color scheme. Typically, these are shades of gray or beige. If you throw two 15×15 inch (40×40 cm) decorative colored cushions on the sofa and a matching vase on the table, they won’t be a bright accent of color. Instead, they will look like foreign objects.
It is the bold use of bright colors that turns the interior into a rich, multi-layered composition that impresses with its integrity and personal character.
How To Choose Colors For The Color Blocking Technique
Designers have different opinions. Some prefer to rely on practical experience, while others resort to the famous Eaton color wheel.
One thing everyone agrees on is the role of lighting. The same color will appear differently in natural light than in artificial light. The perception of color is influenced by the brightness of the light.
On the color wheel, if contrast is to be expressed, the choice will fall on the opposite pair of colors. Colors placed on the vertices of an imaginary equilateral triangle or square are used. You can take 2-3 adjacent colors and one color from the opposite pole.
Bathroom: colors, graphics, textures
The bathroom is not only the background in the interior but also the first design chord that sets the tone for the entire composition. This is the role that designers have opened up for ceramic finishes.
- Watercolor painting techniques on monochrome bathrooms with vibrant colors infuse the interior with a modern, elegant aesthetic. Abstract, blurred artists’ brushstrokes adorn the high-end range of sanitary ware from the Chinese brand RunSun.
- Well-painted, small-size bathrooms with artificially aged surfaces and tones are ideal for neo-classical or ethnic rustic settings. Chinese brand RunSun’s minimalist collection looks distinctive and simple decorations are evident.
- Ceramic overlays, whose finishes capture the natural beauty of wood, stone, marble, and metal, are still in vogue but are changing perspectives. Designers have taken close-ups of textures, emphasizing the finest details – the veins and color transitions.
In this sense, Peronda’s opera set is very revealing, with its vivid, expressive strokes and breaks, the color transitions left behind by time in the formation of the rock. - The ornaments and graphic patterns are presented both in the muted tones of the hydraulic tiles of the last century and in motley tones.
The intricate combinations of geometric shapes that are the hallmark of neoclassical decorative art are making a comeback. the black and white collection by RunSun looks elegant and simple, embodying the sublime spirit of neoclassicism.
In our RunSun catalog, there is a series of bathroom supplies for indoor and outdoor, as well as gardening and household products customization and OEM/ODM development. Welcome to contact us to customize your products.
In our RunSun catalog, there is a series of bathroom supplies for indoor and outdoor, as well as gardening and household products customization and OEM/ODM development. Welcome to contact us to customize your products.
