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Black in room to ground it?

Pauline Ackerman
7 år siden

Don't know where I've heard this but does every room need something black in it to ground it?? Is this something designers are taught?

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    Dulux Amazing Space
    7 år siden

    Hello there,

    There are no set rules in interior design. With black, it absorbs
    the light and therefore makes it the darkest colour in our spectrum, which
    means it can help to mute down a bright colour scheme. Alternatively, it can be
    used as a statement colour within your room.

    I think the most important thing is to trust your instincts
    and go with whatever looks and feels right for your space. If it works with
    black, then add it in, and if it doesn’t need it, that’s fine too!

    Hope this answers your questions


    Rebecca Davis
    Dulux Design Expert
    www.designer.duluxamazingspace.co.uk

    (6) kommentarer

    • strawberry47
      7 år siden
      Yes, so says an interior designer I know. The logic is that a small amount of black grounds the other colours and details of the room.
      Pauline Ackerman thanked strawberry47
    • Pauline Ackerman
      Forfatter
      7 år siden

      Interesting ..just looking around my lounge and the only black is the telly and the black soot in the fireplace ..not sure that counts :)


    • louisecampbell09
      7 år siden
      that sounds strangely right! After ive decorated i cant wait to put my ribba black picture frames up, they just make everything look perfect
    • Juliet Docherty
      7 år siden

      It doesn't have to be black, but things work when there are a mixture of tones (imagine everything photographed in black and white). A room could be very colourful but if all of the colours are similar tonally then it will look flat. Similarly, an interior which has pale floors, walls, ceiling and furnishings will look boring until something dark is introduced. Black is the obvious but it could be a rich teak wood against a white backdrop. The current trend for pared down Scandi interiors often exemplifies this perfectly.

    • Pauline Ackerman
      Forfatter
      7 år siden

      Colour tones is something I don't quite get ..colour is such a massive subject ..seems easy when you start then putting things together you realise how much of a skill it is to do it right.

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