How to Coordinate a Stylish Room [ 9 Basics ].

How to Coordinate a Stylish Room (3) “The basic color scheme for room coordination is four colors or less!

The traditional and unspoken rule of wearing jackets and suits is to use no more than four colors. This is also effective in coordinating interior design. A two-color scheme that matches the color of the walls and floor will create an extremely chic, good-sense room with a sense of adult serenity. Another advantage of narrowing down the colors is that you have a wider choice of colors that can be used as a color accent. Just as a bright red tie goes well with a simple navy suit, a vivid accessory interior against a simple base color is also a good choice.

How to Coordinate a Stylish Room (4) “If you want to make a room look spacious, the key words are “low,” “long legs,” and “the same color as the floor.

The key to success in coordinating a room for a single person living alone, especially in the city center, is “how to organize the limited space without making it feel oppressive,” since many one-room, 1k, and even 1ldk layouts are small and cramped. First of all, the basic premise is that the use of short furniture is an effective way to make the space look larger. Low beds, low tables, low chests, low sofas, etc. ” Low” is the key word. In the model rooms of a major real estate company, it is common practice to always use low furniture.

The next recommended technique is to use “long-legged furniture. By showing the floor, the ground can be made to look wider. Simply replacing a single sofa with a chair like the one shown below can have a considerable effect. Another advantage of this technique is that it makes the room look like a modern room seen overseas.

Eames Shell Chair DSR Type

Choosing furniture in the same color as the floor is an effective way to unify the floor with the furniture and make the space look larger. This is an effective way to create a sense of unity throughout the room, and should be actively practiced.

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