interior decorating by Janine Dray
Houzz 寄稿者のコメント：
COLOR THEORY - TRADIC - Violet, Orange, and Green on the color wheel. triadic color scheme uses every fourth color, leaving three colors between each. These three colors are very balanced.
4.Split Complementary Greenery Room Colors: Green (base color), Purple. and Orange Definition: The Green which is the base color and purple gives this room a very outdoorsy, nature like vibe, the feeling like your in a forest. The purple
Color Scheme: Triadic -special variant of the split-complementary color scheme, with the equal distance between all colors. Colors Used: Purple, Orange, Green Feelings: This low key use of color helps not only bring calmer feelings but the brightness of the purple bring vibrancy to the space as well as defines the use of seating.
Complementary- with the three color scheme being opposite from the color wheel. the green is more dominate shade and the orange and purple are the accent colors. but it still looks balanced and very nice.
Split complementary: The colors used in this living room are yellow green, violet and red. Split complementary schemes use 1 base color and 2 secondary colors. This gives 1 warm and 2 cool colors or vise versa depending on the base color you choose. 2 colors are place symmetrically around it on the color wheel. This room gives me the feeling of going back in time and has a vintage feel. It makes me feel old.
4. Split Complimentary Green, Violet Shades, Orange Hues I must say that I do not like the vibe that this room gives off, kind of depressing with such harsh colors. Feels more psychadelic or old school.
4. SPLIT- COMPLEMENTARY COLOR SCHEME- Split-complementary is a color scheme using one base color and two secondary colors. Instead of using a complementary color, two colors placed symmetrically around it on the color wheel are used. ... We get a combination of one warm and two cold colors (or vice versa). the colors used in the room are greens, and deep reds possibly even violets. this makes the room feel cool and comforting less vibrant more homely.
