A monochromatic color scheme is the best way you can make your interior designs look inherently stylish and trendy. There’s just something about the culmination of various hues of black and white that just makes the whole space look decidedly classy. Further, we’ll be sharing 5 ways you can stylishly emulate a monochromatic theme in your interior designs.
1. Lights and shadows
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The real charm of this particular monochrome themed interior design comes from its play of light and dark tints. All the hues have been used in such a natural gradient that it feels like an expert play of light and shadows through colors. Even the actual lighting design has been created to propagate this idea, which makes this interior design that much more charming.
2. Use in-built
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This kitchen design features how you can use the natural finish of various objects to maintain a classy monochrome visual output. The white laminates on the cabinets are a likely choice, but it is the natural finish of the in-built appliances that provides the darker tint of the contrast. Overall, it’s a good way to apply the monochrome theme in your interior designs.
3. Add a touch of warmth
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Even when you’re using cool white a tints of black in your dominant color scheme, you can still add a bit of warmth to the design by using golden lighting. The warm temperature of this gold tinted light can make your space feel more welcoming. So whatever light fixture you’ve selected for this purpose should definitely feature warm lighting.
4. Black in undertones
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Black color has a lot of visual weight, so whenever you are working with a monochromatic color scheme, it is important to make sure that the ratio of white surfaces is always larger than the ratio of black surfaces. So essentially, the black color is only used to highlight the darker undertones as opposed to the feature surfaces.
5. Or a texture
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Sometimes, you can find a material in the market that encompasses the perfect blend and range of your home color scheme. This marble textured tiles is an excellent example of that. It features both the whites and the blacks in a visually balanced proportion in an elegant, chic and extremely attractive manner!
