You Better Colour That Room Right!

People, it is high time to let your imagination fly wild! It’s high time you move out from the boring light colours and run into the jungle of at once bright and kaleidoscopic and at once dark and shady hues. Sometimes people who paint their houses or are about to paint their houses admit they are reluctant to paint the rooms in which they stay with rich hues because it will not suit the present time or structural tone of their house.

It is high time to do away with these concerns like swatting flies. It’s high time to snap out of it. The blatant truth is every period of the Indian Architecture has acknowledged bright hues when it comes to colouring the indoors or outdoors. The vibrant Indian culture, the lanes and bylanes all seem like to have popped out from a colourful legend. It would not be an exaggeration to state that colours in the core have always been a large part of the Indian sensibility.

From the deep reddish-yellow marigold florets that are a part of almost all festivities to the deep hues of red that bedecks every bride on the most significant day of her life, colours in India have almost become equivalent with religion. In fact, colour is that one thread that has fated all and sundry from so many diverse backgrounds altogether. Even in the apartments where living rooms, kitchens, dining-rooms, bed-rooms are often a part of one large zone, colours are utilized to exemplify interiors and create a mélange in what would otherwise seem unadorned rooms. The trick however is to make out which colour to utilise and where to utilise them.

Utilising colours structurally

One of the most fruitful ways to use colour in order to change the look and feel of a room is to emphasise its structural characteristics. Mouldings, mantels, book-shelves, doorways, arches, windows and doors all offer a chance to add another stratum of grip to the coloured walls. If in case anyone who wants to paint a house consults the professional services of a handyman, can get a far better service because they would understand painting doorways just one tone lighter or darker than the primary wall would introduce a subtle shift in colour but this is what would attract the eyeballs. A professional handyman who is specialized in home painting can suggest nitty gritties like using a metallic glaze paint on an existing painted element, like a ceiling architecture is also a great way to get one absorbed. A copper or bronze finish is very translucent and it lends a nice glaze that sharpens the structural feature. Some handymen specialized in painting will also encourage the use of two different colors in the same room, also called colour break for instance if the walls in your room is coloured blue, you can add any shade of green to one nook of the room, this combination will give the room a very different look.

Add some difference to the way your room looks

In some cases the rooms in your room should exude some form of drama and the best way to achieve this is to take the biggest wall in your consideration, try to use your imagination to do something different that stands out from the humdrum and absolutely monotonous walls of your neighbours. Now you can give them a reason to talk.

One is mostly is oblivious to the fifth wall of the dwelling, the ceiling. In most cases the ceilings are painted white because it gives the room a spacious and breezy feel to it, but the same look can be achieved if you paint the ceiling with the same colour you used to paint the walls, just one or two shades lighter. This will give the room a larger appearance as the contrast between the walls and the ceiling has been softened. With thousands of shades of one colour out there in the market, it is just for the right specialized professional to guide you in order to get the hues of your room right.

Gaurav Shrivastava is the author of this article on electrical repairing services.