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As the saying goes, “Clothing, food, and shelter” are very important elements in a man’s lifestyle. However, despite its importance, it is not taught in school, and many people may be surprised to learn that room coordination is not always properly done. In this issue, we will introduce basic techniques that you should keep in mind in order to coordinate a stylish room!
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How to Coordinate a Stylish Room (1) “Decide the taste of the room! Once you decide, don’t blur!”
The first thing to decide is ” the taste and direction of your ideal room. The interior design you should choose will depend on whether you want a Western-style room or a Japanese-style room, and whether you want a “resort-style room reminiscent of Bali” or a “modern room unified with an inorganic, urban interior. If you buy what you like at the time, you are likely to end up with a mixed taste impression of the room before you know it. While it is easy to change clothes, it is not so easy when it comes to interior design. Therefore, it is important to have a clear image of what you want, and once you have made up your mind, it is important to create a room with an unwavering attitude.
How to Coordinate a Stylish Room (2) “Recognize that the basic colors are the floor and wall colors! Choose furniture with a design that links to the base color of the room.
When starting to create a room, it is important to first have a clear understanding of the room’s base and assorted colors. The base color is the color that occupies the largest area in the room, and the assorted colors are the colors that occupy the second largest area. In most cases, this applies to the floor and walls (ceiling). By matching furniture and accessories to the base color, it is easy to create a unified and tasteful impression. It is a good idea to understand the color palette of the room before selecting the interior design, for example, browns and beiges for wood houses, and solid colors such as gray and black for concrete houses. Another effective option is to strategically control the color of the floor by incorporating rugs.
