Adding colour to your interiors is a fantastic way to add personality and interest without breaking the bank. Many people stick to pre-selected colour schemes because the thought of choosing colours can be overwhelming. Doubts and what-ifs start to creep in - what if it doesn't work, what if it's too much, what if the colour is too dark or too bright? These are common concerns, and it's natural to have them. But don't let them hold you back! Painting is a cost-effective way to transform your space, so don't be afraid to experiment.

There is no right or wrong way to choose colours or create a colour layout. We are all unique individuals with different preferences. Some of my clients love dark, moody colours while others prefer bright, vibrant tones. When it comes to choosing colours and layouts, remember that this is your home. You have the freedom to make it personal and choose something that speaks to you. Don't be afraid to step out of your comfort zone and try something new and different. After all, as Wassily Kandinsky said, "Colour is a power which directly influences the soul."

There are so many creative colour layouts that can add character and interest to your interiors. Let's take a look at some of them and get inspired to create our own unique spaces.

Enhance the Ceiling with a Rich, Dark Hue.

Applying a coat of deep, dark paint to your ceiling can create a cozy and intimate atmosphere, making your room feel more intimate and personal.

To achieve a serene and relaxed atmosphere, consider using a monochromatic colour scheme. These colours are gentle on the eyes and can create the illusion of a larger space.

Enhancing Visibility for Specific Areas

When you need to maximize or draw attention to a particular space, utilize coluor contrast to highlight the area.

You can add some personality to your space with accent walls. While feature walls in a single colour are a popular choice, you can elevate the design by incorporating contrasting shades for a one-of-a-kind look. Get creative and make a statement in any room with multiple accent colours.

If you are a fan of vibrant colours but also desire a well-lit space, consider the option of half-painted walls. This approach allows you to add a pop of colour to your room while maintaining a bright and airy feel. By leaving the top half of the walls unpainted, you can create a focal point in the room without sacrificing the overall brightness.