Color matching skills of corridors with different styles

In fact, there is a lot of room for corridor reconstruction, but it is often ignored by many people, just like a Cinderella without bright spots. Learning to use the correct color matching method to create corridors and aisles will give people different feelings, and the color matching of corridors and aisles in different styles is also different. The following small series will explain the color matching skills of different styles of corridors and aisles!

Color matching techniques for corridors and aisles 1. European style

European style is generally dominated by light brown and beige, with a variety of white colors, paying attention to elegance and warmth. The furniture in the corridor can be beige, milky white or thick wood color, and decorative paintings can be installed on the walls, with gold and complex borders. The floor can be made of marble parquet with rice as the main tone. In addition, European style also likes to use deep noble purple as color matching.

Color matching skills for corridors and aisles II. Modern minimalist style

The colors of modern minimalist style are mainly cool colors such as black, white and gray, emphasizing simplicity without losing style. In the case of black, white and gray, you can add a little brighter color as the highlight of the corridor, such as drawing a decorative picture with a red border on the white wall to achieve a more attractive effect. If it's a porch, you can use wooden furniture. Simple and clear lines and natural colors are unique.

Color matching skills of corridors and aisles. New Chinese style

New Chinese style likes to use red and black to match each other, giving people an elegant feeling. The corridor corridor can use beige-based floor tiles, and dark floor tiles are laid around the corridor corridor. The furniture is red or black with warm lights. Decorations pay attention to simple and elegant colors, giving people a calm feeling, not too fancy, lively green, blue and pink are not suitable for the color matching in the new Chinese style.

These are the color matching techniques of corridors and aisles that Bian Xiao shared for you. I hope it helps you. If you want to know more about corridors, please stay tuned.