In part one of Monochromatic home palettes, we shared about choosing the various colou scheme for your room and how does monochromatic color scheme works. Basically, it uses a single color on every surface and in this type of scheme, darker shades, grayer tones and paler tints of that single color are included in the palette. For example, if a bright blue is the main color, the accompanying hues are light blues and darker blues.
One very popular range is – you guessed it – black and white. Another range that is fast becoming popular is monochromatic red in accents of red and varying degrees of it in crimson, scarlet, pink, rose and of course, white which was shared in Part one.
Green & Light Green
A refreshing color scheme like green on green is rarely done. That’s a real waste because judging by the effect it has on the space above, it’s amazing.
Neutral Monochromatic
Neutral chromatic color schemes have been gaining popularity in homes across the country too with their muted colors. Many have opted to bring this mild but stunning palette into living rooms and dining rooms.
Black & White
The most popular monochromatic color scheme is undeniably this one. We’re not surprised because black and white are contrasting colors that are so chic! Black and white can pull of both the new modern and the old rustic if you play your cards right.
Orange & Orange
Doesn’t just a simple picture of the two heavyweight colors alarm you? Orange is a brilliant hue that is vibrant and breathtaking. However, many don’t dare to attempt this combination because of the impressive effect it can have in small rooms. All the same, it’s an interesting and bold color.