Finding a color palette that makes your home comfortable and relaxing for you, while making guests feel welcome at the same time can be challenging. BLOG: bit.ly/1zi7xvL

1. Finding a color palette that makes your home comfortable and relaxing for you, while making guests
feel welcome at the same time can be challenging.
Blues and greens create a calm and soothing and tranquil effect. Paint ceilings a light tint of the wall
color, although in some cases, the same color as the walls add an elegant, custom look.
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Intense colors like hot pink, bright orange, black and
pure white are best used as accents.
Bright white is great for doors and trim. Use warmer
tones like wheat, toast, café au lait for furnishings
along with textures and monochromatic patterns.
White palettes complement one another in any
combination and give a clean look.
Bright and airy hues make a room seem more
spacious.
Dark colors create a cozy, intimate atmosphere.
A pop of color enlivens the design scheme.
Black, gray, and white combinations are
sophisticated and chic. Warm up the space by
bringing in accent furnishings in natural woods.
Reds, oranges, and yellows are warm and
welcoming colors. The more intense the shade,
the more energy is created.
Bold and bright hues are dramatic and are great
for foyers, powder rooms, and as an accent wall
in kitchens and living rooms.