Colour Blocking

Introduction

Color blocking on walls, a popular interior design trend, involves applying solid blocks of color to a wall, either in a contrasting or complementary color.

It is a way to add visual interest, liven up a space, or create a focal point. Although not a force to be reckoned with, the artist or designer recommends using no more than three colors to maintain harmony

Understanding of Color Blocking

blocking is a design approach where opposite colors are used in large, different ways to create a brave and attractive impact on a visual surface. It is about using uniform colored blocks rather than dark or vibrant colors, which often create a graphic or complex shape.

9 colour blocking paint concepts

1. Feature Wall

Introduce a bold color on a wall to create a focal point without overdoing the space. This simple method makes any room look deep and attractive.

2. Dual Colour Wall

Paint the upper and lower parts of the wall in different colors to add visual attraction. This method can also be applied to upper and lower cupboards by painting the upper and lower parts in different colors.

3. Feature of architectural highlights

Use color to draw attention to structural elements like fireplace alcoves, corners. Painting these features in a accent color can enhance their significance in the room.

4.Disguise Unwanted Elements

However, color blocking can be used to minimize less attractive elements. Applying the same color across walls and features like doors can create a smooth look that reduce their existence.

5. Create New colourful attributes

Print your main points by painting symmetrical shadows or color blocks on empty walls. You can also distinguish different people in an empty idea generation space or include a camera that you appreciate.

6. Hint of colour

For a deep, subtle point of view, use contrasting colors. Soft shades can add warmth and interest without gaining control over the space.

7. Bold contrast

Add dark traditional colors to create a material and intense atmosphere, such as oil or lime or sapphire or marjan.

8. Add pops of color

Focus on contrasting color with walls, furniture, carpet or art work. Placing bold contrasts against a contrasting scene can elevate the impact of a compilation.

9. Embrace Bold Creativity

Once comfortable with color blocking, don't hesitate to explore more adventurous designs. Use multiple colors and shapes to craft unique and personalized spaces that reflect your style.

Styling Tips

• Mix and Match Separates:

                                   Combine different colored tops and bottoms to create a color-blocked ensemble.

• Experiment with Accessories:

                                Belts, shoes, and bags in contrasting colors can enhance the color-blocking effect without requiring a complete wardrobe overhaul.

• Try Matching Sets:

                                 Coordinated sets in contrasting colors offer an easy way to embrace the

                                  trend.