Walls of the same color tone
The two most prominent walls in the living room are usually the wall with the TV and the wall behind the sofa. If you want the space to be uniform and harmonious, you can paint these two walls in the same color tone. This way helps the overall look neat, avoiding a messy feeling.
Matching two walls, bright and dark
For living rooms that are not too large but want to create an expansion effect, you can choose the solution of arranging a bright wall and a dark wall. Designers often suggest using light colors for the TV wall and dark colors for the back sofa wall. This contrast helps the space have depth, the color layers are clearer and creates a feeling that the room is wider than it actually is.
Install wall panels
The principle of color coordination when tiling walls is that the top and bottom parts are harmonious with each other. For example, if the wall is painted light pink, you should choose a tile with a similar shade to make the overall look soft and beautiful. This construction method is quite simple but brings high aesthetic efficiency.
Match two colors on both sides of the wall (left - right)
In addition to wood trim, coordinating two contrasting colors on both sides of the wall is also a worthwhile choice. Many families have simplified the ceiling decoration, replacing it with simple plaster trims. When combined with symmetrically coordinated walls, the space will feel higher, while creating a clear layering effect, avoiding monotony.
Combining wall panels for children's rooms
For families with young children, many parents often discuss early with the designer to create a space to nurture personality for children. A popular suggestion is to use geometric color patches on the bedside wall, based on the baby's preferences. This design method is not only lively and personality-filled but also creates an impressive decorative effect, often receiving many compliments from relatives and friends when visiting.
