Every color has its own personality, its own character, akin to us, humans. However, the similarity between colors and humans does not end here. Just like us, colors look more beautiful in the company of certain colors. And, just like us, they simply cannot stand certain other colors. The crux of coordinating colors lies in understanding the color psychology and the ‘relationships’ between the colors. Some colors are naturally dominant while others are subdued, allowing the dominant one to lead. But what if you place two dominant colors together? Each will try to create its impact in an attempt to suppress the other. The overall effect won’t be much pleasing to look at. Whereas, two subdued colors will fail to create an impact itself, no matter good or bad. Thus, right from your walls to your clothes, you need to coordinate colors.
Coordinating interior paint colors, is an important aspect of interior designing. Your wall paint speaks volumes about your personality and taste. Generally, aggressive, dominant people go for warm hues like red, orange, purple, etc. Whereas, those seeking tranquility go for soothing colors like pastels or light subdued version of the bright colors. However, you can coordinate warm colors with cool colors to create a balanced effect. While coordinating paint colors, always keep in mind the size and illumination in your room. If you have large, spacious room with adequate natural light, you can simply choose any color in the color wheel. However if you have small room with limited natural light, go for calming colors to create an illusion of space. Warm colors render a constricted yet cozy look to a room.
Source: buzzle.com/articles/coordinating-colors.html
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