PAINTING IT CORAL

 

PAINTING IT CORAL




EVERY COLOUR REFLECTS A CERTAIN MOOD AND EMOTION. LIVING CORAL, BEING A WARM COLOUR, INSTANTLY EXUDES RELAXATION, PEACE AND HAPPINESS, MAKING IT AN IDEAL PICK FOR YOUR HOME. A ROYAL HUE, IT CAN BE INCORPORATED IN VARIOUS WAYS IN DECOR-THINK RUGS, COSY BLANKETS AND LUXE UPHOSLSTERIES IN CORAL OR CUSHIONS, CUPS AND CANDLES. IT CAN ALSO BE USED TO ADD A DRAMATIC POP COLOUR TO ANY ROOM SETTING WHETHER IN DECORATIVE ACCESSORIES, TABLE TOP, OR ON THE WALL. "SINCE THE PEACHY PINK SHADE IS VINTAGE YET MORDERN, DIFFERENT LOOKS CAN BE CREATED USING CORAL. TRY TO MIX CORAL WITH MONOCHROME PALETTE. COMBINATION OF WHITE, GREY AND BLACK WHEN BLENDED WITH CORAL MAKES YOUR HOME LOOK BRIGHTER.






HOW TO USE CORAL AT YOUR HOME




1. THINK OF ADDING SOLID AND PATTERNED PRINTED CUSHION COVERS IN CORAL FOR    YOUR SOFAS AND BEDS. 








2. USE CORAL FOR ACCENT WALLS IN THE BEDROOM OR IN LIVING ROOM. ALSO, FLORAL OR THEME BASED WALLPAPER IN THE COLOUR WILL ENHANCE THE SPANCE.







3. LITTLE ELEMENTS LIKE DINNING TABLE RUNNERS, COASTERS, DINNER SET, TEA SETS CAN COMPLETELY CHANGE THE MOOD OF YOUR DINING AREA..





4. ADD THE COLOUR TO FURNISHINGS LIKE CHAIR SEATS, BED REST, BED COVERS, DUVET COVER AND CURTAINS CN HAVE AA HINT OF CORAL.







5. HOME DECORS ITEMS LIKE LAMP SHADES, STAINED GLASS LIGHTS, LANTERS AND PHOTO FRAMES CAN BE IN CORAL TOO.







6. USE A COMBINATION OF TURQUOISE BLUE WITH CORAL BLUE. IT INSTANTLY BRIGHTNES UP ANY DULL ROOM.












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