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Tone-on-tone

If patterns are needed but don’t want them too dominant, tone-on-tone is the solution

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For 20th August

Red-white-green interior ideas for 20th of August, the Hungarian national holiday

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House colors

Instead of the ordinary and boring beige-white-grey, let’s choose a bold color for painting the walls of our house

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Olive

Olive is a relatively dark yellowish-green color. It has a few earthy undertone, zhanks to the hint of brown. It is not vivid, so it is very versatile in interior design. It is a very good complementary color for neutral palettes, for example. It was named after the green olives.

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Blue-white

Blue-white is a classic pair which never goes out of fashion

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Salmon

Salmon color is a quite vivid pinkish-orange hue. It’s lighter and darker tones are both frequently used in interior design, first of all as an additional color. It fits well for seaside style, for example. It was named after the flesh of wild salmon, which get their color from eating krill and shrimp.

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Dark walls 2.

Don’t afraid of using dark colors on walls: elegant, spectacular and make the room cozy

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Eau de Nil

Eau de Nil (water of the Nile) is a cool, light bluish-green hue with a little tan undertone. It was popular in the middle of the 1800s when Europe was Egypt-obsessed but much more subdued colors were desired after Empire style. It complements very well the palette of light neutrals (e.g. creme, off-white, light beige, sand) but even looks good on big surfaces.

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Paint palette 27.

Neutral beiges and browns are thought to be safe color choices

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Paint palette 26.

Fresh blue palettes from intensive to subdued tones

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