How to choose colour
Use this colour wheel to understand the play of colours and select the
prefect match of colours that suit your home.
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Primary Colour: Red, Blue, Yellow -
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Secondary Colour: Violet, Green, Orange -
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Tertiary Colour: Blue-Green, Blue-Violet, Red-Violet, Red-Orange, Yellow-Orange, Yellow-Green
Monochromatic
This scheme uses one single colour in combination with any or all its hues, tints and shades. This is ideal to create a cosy, relaxing and soothing ambience.
Adjacent / Analogous
This scheme uses any shade, tint and tone of colours that are within 90 degrees on the wheel. It is used to create a harmonious and subtle effect that is pleasing to the eyes.
Triadic
This scheme is the combination of 3 colours that form a triangle on the colour wheel. These colours intensify each other and create a lively and vibrant theme. To avoid the colours from competing with each other, use this scheme carefully by always selecting one dominant colour.
Complementary
This scheme uses colours that are directly opposite on the colour wheel. When used together, they evoke a contrasting combination of cool and warm colours.
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