The bolder, the better!
Many people are still familiar with the term “Color Blocking” from the fashion scene, because in 2010 and 2011 almost nobody could get past the brightly colored outfits. And exactly this trend celebrates its comeback this year! But have you ever thought about not only pimping your wardrobe with bonbon colors, but also about decorating your home with contrasting and bright colors?
Colors and their meanings
Since Color Blocking is, as its name already suggests, determined by colors, it is obviously important to know which specific meaning and effect different colors transmit. In the following, we have compiled a few examples for you:
Red symbolizes strength, dynamics and passion.
Yellow symbolizes optimism, serenity and cheerfulness.
Orange symbolizes warm-heartedness, satisfaction and joy.
Blue symbolizes trust, security and harmony.
Green symbolizes health, freshness and hope.
In combination, the individual colors set bright accents.
Modest alternatives
There are many different ways to play with all possible color combinations. In this way, it is not mandatory to use only bright and striking colors for Color Blocking, but you can also create great effects with delicate pastel or nude tones. The rule is: Always see the individual piece of furniture in the entire room. Can color contrasts be found between the color of the wall and the piece of furniture or is there a decorative object in contrast to the furniture? Whether bright and strong or rather simple and reserved - have the courage to use color in your home.
Combine colors - just like you
Are you in color fever as well? Then send us your Color Blocking highlights to sowidu@mygermania.com and we will gladly show them here on our blog. Because nothing is more authentic and likeable as an unaffected apartment insight. We are looking forward to your submissions!