incorporate those colors into their interior design

incorporate those colors into their interior design 

Color is an integral part of every interior design project, often driving the overall design. The right colors can make a room warm and cozy, or soothing and relaxing, or exciting and enervating. The wrong colors can make a room feel somehow “off,” even if it’s not in an obvious way.

One thing we’ve found over the years is that most people have a signature color or color palette that they’re naturally drawn to — even if they don’t always realize it. This doesn’t mean that they don’t like any other colors, or that every room in their house needs to be the same color. It just means they need to follow their instincts on what colors feel best to them, even if they need to consciously ignore popular trends or style distractions.

Consider this scenario: You stay in a lovely and stylish hotel room that leaves you feeling so peaceful and relaxed that you decide you’re going to replicate it at home. You paint your walls, you buy new bedding, you settle into your new space – and you don’t feel at all peaceful or relaxed.

What went wrong? It could be that the lighting is completely different in your home, or that the colors you selected are just a little warmer or cooler than what was in the hotel room. Or it could be that your peaceful, relaxed feeling had more to do with you being on vacation than with the hotel’s room décor.

But what’s also very likely is that the hotel room’s décor, no matter how inviting it seemed at the time, was just not you. It was beautiful, yes. You loved staying in it for a short time. But in the long run, it was not your color, and not your style.


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