Accent Color

Start with an existing element: a painting, a rug, or an object. Or choose the complementary color to your dominant color.

One or two maximum. Too many accents scatter the eye and create confusion.

Yes, an accent wall is an effective solution. Choose the back wall or the one behind the sofa.

You can use an Accent Color on cushions, paintings, lamps, vases, flowers, or even on a wall to create a focal point. Accessories and textiles are ideal supports for an Accent Color.

The Accent Color brings vitality and dynamism to a room. It attracts the eye and creates areas of interest, while balancing the space's more neutral tones. Choose an Accent Color that harmonizes with the rest of the decoration for a harmonious result.

When using multiple Accent Colors, make sure they complement each other and create a cohesive whole. Opt for similar shades or opposing colors on the color wheel. Distribute them evenly throughout the room for a pleasing visual effect.

In a minimalist space, an Accent Color can break the monotony and add a touch of personality. Carefully choose this vibrant shade so it becomes the focal point and creates a beautiful contrast with the neutral tones of the room.

You can easily refresh a decor by adding an Accent Color through accessories, textiles, or a wall. Choose a shade that matches existing colors while bringing new dynamism to the space. This will allow you to give your interior a fresh look without changing everything.