Imagine a home with an open floor plan. When you first think of creating a color scheme for the space, what comes to mind? Color schemes in interior design are simply the organization and choices of colors placed throughout a space. These colors and their combinations can influence how a person experiences a room. The color scheme can create a mood, enhance a particular style, and bring cohesion to disparate things in a single area. Often a color scheme is used to create a visual relationship between two or more adjacent areas or rooms.
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Interior Design and Color Schemes
One of the most popular design choices over the last few decades is utilizing an open floor plan for the public spaces in a home. Rooms that were once walled off from one another are now sharing the same space, even if the functions of each area are different. This is an excellent example of when a color scheme for a room can create cohesion across multi-functional spaces. Through color, you can create a design that has a visual relationship between a dining room, living room, and kitchen in a single area. You can also use this idea to create a visual relationship throughout an entire house or in a stand-alone room.
