Colour in Contemporary Furniture – Vibrant Colours and Their Advantages
The latest trend in contemporary furniture is the use of vibrant colours. These are eye-catching, eye-stimulating and extremely eye-popping colours that can make a space really stand out. Vibrant colours have been used widely throughout Australia from the very beginning as part of the country’s design but it was only with the growth of Western Europe as a manufacturing hub that this colour became more mainstream. Today, most of the new furniture coming into the Australian market is bold and energetic in nature and as such vibrant colours are a big feature of it. One example is the opulent Bauhaus sectional in a beautiful opulent red velvet finish. Click to view more here
How to Choose Colour in Contemporary Furniture – Vibrant Colours and Their Advantages
A major feature of vibrant colours is their ability to attract and work well with others. This is especially true when it comes to contrasting colours. They offer the perfect balance between boldness and softness and as such they are particularly effective in designing small spaces such as in a living room or dining room. They also contrast quite well with soft furnishings so they can be used quite effectively in the bedroom, too. The bedroom is a particularly good place for these types of colour because we spend much of our waking hours there.
Vibrant colours used in design are usually seen on the more feminine side. However, there is no reason why men cannot use them, either. An old favourite, known and loved by many women but hated by men is black, mainly on the dining room table or mantelpiece. But if you are looking for something bolder, then a bold black leather sofa, especially on a dark neutral coloured room, can be just the thing that you are looking for.
The latest trend in contemporary furniture is the use of vibrant colours. These are eye-catching, eye-stimulating and extremely eye-popping colours that can make a space really stand out. Vibrant colours have been used widely throughout Australia from the very beginning as part of the country’s design but it was only with the growth of Western…