How to Choose a Color Palette for Each Part of the Apartment

Today's palette is no longer limited to just seven colors of the rainbow and includes a wide range of hues. Designers have long taken this into account and have already managed to decorate many interiors.

A kitchen doesn't always have to be white, and a bathroom — blue. Let's see in which shades each part of the apartment will look aesthetically pleasing.

Living Room

There are no special rules for decorating the space of a guest room, but experts consider berry, floral, blue, and violet tones most suitable for this area.

Natural pigments like ochre, sienna, and umber can help create a sense of comfort and calm.

Design: Lavka-design

To visually expand the room, it is better to use a bright and refreshing yellow.

Brilliant turquoise will look great in combination with citrus shades.

Design: Anastasia Zarkua

Kitchen

Choosing the right color accents on the kitchen is a responsible task. This part of the house is closely connected with waking up in the morning for a cup of coffee and pleasant evenings around the table.

A yellow shade works perfectly for walls or a kitchen cabinet, and the space will remain sunny even on cloudy days outside.

Design: Katya Chistova

If you're planning to create a kitchen-dining area, pay attention to more traditional dark blue, blue-gray, cornflower, and sapphire tones.

Design: Zhenya Zhudanova

Bedroom

A bedroom is not only about pastel shades. You can create a relaxing atmosphere using variations of blue.

In an ethnically inspired interior, exotic and deep indigo colors will look harmonious.

Design: Zhenya Zhudanova

A touch of luxury in the bedroom can be added with ultramarine tones.

Design: Bon Home Design

Child's Room

Children perceive colors much more vividly than adults, so you need to think carefully about the decoration of a child's room.

Design: Stella Balakhnina

For example, an abundance of red can cause outbursts of aggression and sleep disturbances, while orange, on the contrary, promotes self-confidence and creative activity.

If a child is already in school, it's better to decorate their room in yellow tones — they stimulate mental activity.

Design: Irina Krivtsova

Home Office

Since many people now work from home, it's important that a home office has a welcoming atmosphere.

Blue color can help boost productivity, activate inspiration, and reduce appetite.

Design: Enjoy Home

Light green shades have a calming effect on the psyche and don't strain the eyes. Green is also an excellent antidepressant and helps build stress resilience.

Design: Enjoy Home

Bathroom

The most vivid accents are better suited for the bathroom, as it is used for only a small part of the day.

Red-brown color works well for a bathroom, which can be softened with light furniture and textiles.

Design: VAE design & architecture

Forest green in bathroom interiors not only lifts the mood but also expands the space.

Design: Yuri Lutsenko

Entryway

A hallway is the face of any house and should make a proper impression. In an entryway, it's better to focus on contrast color schemes and limit the use of decoration.

Brick and caramel tones as well as cooler blue and violet hues will delight the eye from the threshold.

Design: Enjoy Home