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Dark living room ideas: 10 design rules for brightening a dark space |
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Dark living room ideas need not be dull, dreary or dated.
There are a plethora of sophisticated ways to enhance a dark space, so dress your living room with deep navy blues, smokey greys, gorgeous greens and earthy tones for a space that is cosseting, cocooning and oh so stylish.
These daringly dark living room ideas will help you brighten your dark space and have you reaching for the paint chart.
Dark living room ideas – how to brighten a dark space
Whether your dark living room is expansive, open-plan, a shared home office space or on the compact side, there are a multitude of living room paint ideas and design tricks to create – and enhance – a dark living room scheme.
1. Go for contrasting colors in a dark living room
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If you are stuck with how to decorate a dark living room, then look no further than the color wheel.
Apply color theory to decorating and reveal a whole new way to enhance a dark space. When choosing a living room color scheme, your first port of call should always be the color wheel.
It provides a clear and instant visual for exactly which hues contrast and coordinate, to help you to devise harmonious, tonal or contrasting looks.
By taking shades that sit opposite each other on the wheel, such as orange and blue, you can create a rich, vibrant scheme packed with drama and energy. This pairing works particularly well in small living rooms.
2. Embrace dark colors in a small living room
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If your living room is north- or east-facing, or if it lacks natural daylight, your choice of decor – and color scheme – can change its mood dramatically.
This is where green living room ideas can come in use: it's a transformative color that can connect indoors with outdoors, and make a room feel brighter and more cheerful, even when the tones you choose are quite subtle and sophisticated.
Employ color theory (see above) when choosing color pairings for a dark scheme. Here, subtle touches or coral, yellow and blue are standout additions.
Marianne Shillingford, Dulux 's Creative Director says, ‘Creative decorating techniques like layering, adding shapes and painting the ceiling in a color rather than white can completely alter the appearance of a room and make it unique to you.’
3. Go for a gorgeous gray color scheme
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'For centuries gray has been regarded as a workmanlike, utilitarian non-color,' says Kate Watson-Smyth, author of Shades of Grey . But in fact, gray living room ideas are supremely practical as this color doesn’t show the dirt easily, making it perfect for family living rooms.
While it may seem counterproductive to use an all-over grey in a dark living room, the best decorating choice is embrace the darkness rather than trying to force a look that just isn't working.
By using the same color, but in both its palest and deepest incarnations, you can create a rich, cosy living room that is co-ordinated.
4. Light up a dark living room – artificially
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The right living room lighting ideas can not only make a dark room look brighter, but also highlight architectural features, provide dramatic decorative effects, create illusions of space and define zones in open plan areas.
Create a thoroughly modern scheme with statement neon lighting. They give a dark living room a gentle glow, and set against a dark wall, they are guaranteed to stand out.
5. Go for white walls – and surround yourself with natural materials
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Neutral living room ideas are versatile, and the color shown above is one of the most popular shades for dark interiors. It offers a blank canvas that brightens dark spaces and makes even the smallest rooms feel spacious and airy.
A basement living room is the perfect place to use neutrals as a base. After years of living in a 'throw-away society', we’re celebrating taking a 'less is more' approach by decorating with a neutral color palette, natural materials and plenty of greenery in the form of houseplants.
6. Opt for a symmetrical layout
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Symmetry in interior design is a trick used to create smart-looking rooms – and it's perfect for small or dark spaces.
Symmetry creates balance and a feeling of calm when used in interior design. And while it is wonderfully elegant in large rooms, it can also create a feeling of enhanced space in smaller rooms, and these that are very busy, such as dark living rooms and kitchens, too.
7. Create a feature wall
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Turn a dark living room into something to marvel at with smart gallery wall ideas that include your favorite artwork or photographs.
The space above the couch itself can often be forgotten, but it needs just as much attention as other areas.
Choose prints that coordinate with the overall scheme of the room and hang in an assortment of matchings frames. Group in odd numbers – three is a great place to start – to create harmony and visual interest.
8. Find furniture to fit the size of the space
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Select room seating that is in proportion to the size of your living room – oversized couches and chairs can make a small room feel narrow.
Make sure you arrange your chairs at an angle to create a sense of depth to the room, as shown here. Otherwise, if you place all seating against the walls you might end up with a narrow 'bowling alley' look.
This layout is great for intimate conversation, informal entertaining and dark living rooms.
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If you are planning a dark living room, and lack a little confidence with your color scheming, let us introduce you to the 60-30-10 rule. This foolproof design theory will ensure that you never go wrong when it comes to choosing colors.
60 represents 60% and is the main color you are using in the room. Here, that would be the deep black on the wall. This shade will anchor the room and be the backdrop for your 30 color, which is the vivid yellow in this space.
Use this color half as much as the main color. This is likely to be seen on accent chairs, curtains, or even a feature wall.
The 10 is your accent color, which will be represented by about 10% of your furnishings, showcased here through gorgeous green foliage.
10. Hang mirrors to reflect light
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Mirrors are a wonderfully versatile design feature, adding instant intrigue and interest, while maximizing light and boosting the sense of space in a dark living room.
‘We always recommend going for the largest mirror you can afford to make the most of every ray of light from your mirror’s reflection,' says Lucy St George of Rockett St George .
Plus, not only are mirrors great for reflecting light, they can also give you the opportunity to create a vignette, especially when hung as a gallery, creating a light-reflecting, space-enhancing focal point.
How do you decorate a dark living room?
Decorating a dark living room is no east feat, but it is not impossible to create your dream scheme.
The first, and most fundamental thing to consider is lighting. Get your lighting right and the rest of the scheme will follow. The right living room lighting ideas can not only illuminate a dark living room, but will also enhance the feeling of space.
Color (even if you’re using neutrals) should be high on the list of things to consider when starting to redecorate. Ensure your chosen hues work well in your room by applying testers of paint onto sheets of white paper, then tacking them onto each wall you’re thinking of using that color on.
Finally, add bold color with furnishings. It might seem niche, but we recommend employing the 60-30-10 rule when planning and designing a dark living room.
What is the best paint color for dark rooms?
Traditional or contemporary, white paint is an ideal option for a dark living room.
There’s nothing cleaner or crisper than pure white paint; it’s a look that lasts, no matter what the latest craze is. If you’re minimalist at heart and love a clutter-free aesthetic then white paint is undoubtedly the best option for a dark room.
However, many an interior designer will often recommend going with – rather than against – the darkness in your space to create a cozy living room. In which case, choose a neutral paint color. This can be a range of taupes, beiges, blues, greys and browns for a smart, tailored look.
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How to Brighten a Dark Room
Remember what amateur photographer and Beetlejuice love interest Lydia Deetz told her father when he offered to build her a darkroom in the basement? “My whole life is a dark room. One. Big. Dark. Room.” Well, to each their own and all that, but for the majority of us, to have a light-filled home is preferable. It’s not always easy, however. In fact, brightening up a dark space is a common challenge when designing a room. Thankfully, there are foolproof tricks that interiors professionals like Jessica Schuster, Dan Mazzarini, and Gary McBournie use to add light through details. From painting the ceiling to layering in accessories, we asked them for some tips to help you let the light in.
1
Paint Your Floor White
Courtesy Dan Mazzarini
As if you needed a reason to cover those midcentury parquet floors that came with the apartment.
“White painted floors reflect light around the space,” Mazzarini says. “I like Armorseal Rexthane by Sherwin-Williams.” Here, the designer juxtaposed snow-white floors with black furnishings and accents for an edgy, graphic look.
2
Choose a Bright Rug
Ricardo Labougle
A large, multicolored area rug, like this one in Juliana Lima Vasconcellos’s pied-à-terre, is not just a solution for defining a specific area in a home. “I love colorful carpets,” McBournie says. “They have the ability to both draw you in and create a distraction.”
3
Ditch the Heavy Curtains
Douglas Friedman
“I will opt out of using draperies and instead use a solar or Roman shade to give the appearance of less fabric while still finishing the windows,” Schuster says. To wit: Get rid of heavy, dark curtains that absorb light.
Here in the designer’s own apartment, the curtain-less look accentuates the natural light that floods in.
4
Select Bright Art
Douglas Friedman
While dark rooms can be cozy, adding vibrant artwork will elevate the mood and look of the space. For added brightening properties, McBournie says: “Don’t forget to add some picture lights or spotlights.”
In this cozy den in San Francisco, designer Nicole Hollis made a bright artwork by Doug Aitken the mesmerizing focal point of the largely dark room.
5
Hang a Mirror
Stephen Kent Johnson
Double the amount of sunlight in your room by bouncing the light off reflective surfaces. “It helps to completely mirror a wall or to add a decorative mirror opposite the windows to bring in the light,” Schuster says—just as Gabriel Hendifar did in his sultry New York apartment, shown here.
6
Try a High-Gloss Ceiling
Roger Davies
One of the best ways to bring more light into a room is with a high-gloss paint color, and a ceiling is the perfect spot to experiment with this design choice. “High-gloss paint can add another reflective surface to a dark room,” McBournie says. Here in a Beverly Hills home, designer Oliver M. Furth painted the ceiling in Pratt & Lambert’s high-gloss lacquer in Gun Powder.
7
Take Your Room’s Temperature
Stephen Kent Johnson
When it comes to lighting, color temperature matters a lot! And according to Mazzarini, 2700K bulbs are recommended as you enter the world of LED lights. “If budget allows, use a warm-glow technology dimming bulb,” he adds.
Lighting designer Lindsey Adelman would know: Here in her Brooklyn townhouse, she selected her own Drop System chandelier to create just the right ambience.
8
Incorporate Metallics
Annie Schlechter
Using shimmery gold or silver accessories is an easy way to transform a dark and dreary space. “I have successfully used metallics on the walls, ceilings, light fixtures, and accents of furniture,” McBournie says. “Just be careful—too much of a good thing is too much of a good thing.” In a bedroom of a South Florida home, for example, designer Rodney Lawrence incorporated just the right amount of silvery accents in the lamps and de Gournay wallpaper.
9
Choose Light-Wood Floors
Nick Glimenakis
When a space is in need of additional light, it’s best to choose light-wood flooring to brighten up the room. “A lighter floor contrasted with a colorful wall can help to ‘push the walls out’ and make the space feel larger,” McBournie says. Designer Delia Kenza did precisely that in her recent renovation of a Brooklyn townhouse, shown here.
10
Embrace a White Lampshade
Philippe Garcia
White paper wraps rock...and everything else when it comes to lightening a room. “White paper is your friend,” Mazzarini says. He suggests not holding back from bringing white paper lampshades, lanterns, and pendant lights into your dark space. Take this bright bedroom in a Belgian retreat designed by Olivier Dwek, for example.
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Opt for a White or Neutral Color Scheme
Silvia Foz
A dark room isn’t the place to try out a moody, dark color palette. “Light hues on the walls and ceiling can really help lighten a naturally dark space,” Schuster says. If your walls are neutral, paint the ceiling a shade lighter to help light bounce around the room. That strategy helped this New York apartment designed by fashion veteran Carly Cushnie feel extra airy.
12
Supplement Your Daylight
Joshua McHugh
Indirect lighting aimed upward can make up for lack of light on the ceiling, especially toward the end of the day. “This is an opportunity to be creative,” McBournie says. “For the interior library of a New York apartment, I created and strategically placed a faux light shaft with an iron grate on a focal wall.”
Another excellent example? Here in a pint-sized kitchen designed by Cochineal, vintage sconces take the place of humdrum task lighting.
13
Clean Your Windows Regularly
Amy Neunsinger
Yes, we know. This one seems a tad obvious, but simply cleaning your windows will have a major effect on how much sunlight streams into the room. “It is amazing what clean windows can do for a room,” McBournie says. “I recommend doing this every spring and fall, or more often.
” You can see how the strategy pays off in this light-filled living room designed by Nickey Kehoe.
14
Hire a Lighting Designer
Those sad fixtures your landlord likely pulled out of a Dumpster aren’t doing you—or that dark room—any favors. “Often, a lighting designer can trick the eye to make the light feel more voluminous in a darker space,” Schuster says. The lighting in this moody Richard Mishaan–designed powder room strikes just the right note.
Charles Curkin Articles Editor, ELLE Decor Charles Curkin is ELLE Decor's Articles Editor, covering everything related to the architecture, interior design, real estate, and travel industries, and has previously written for The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, and The Paris Review.
Given: dark room. How to make it lighter?
Being in a dark room can be pleasant: twilight gives rest from bright light, relaxes, promotes falling asleep quickly and helps, if necessary, create a romantic atmosphere.
However, everything is good in moderation. The darkness is annoying and depressing. Prolonged exposure to dark rooms can lead to stress and even depression. Particularly harmful are dark rooms in which people work, do business, read. This applies not only to offices, but also to kitchens, nurseries, living rooms.
Rooms with small windows or with a loggia/balcony are dark, especially if they dry clothes. If the windows face the north side, cold twilight usually reigns in the rooms. How to make a dark room brighter? How to work with rooms with windows facing north? How to add light and warmth to the interior?
1. Choose a light finish
Nothing makes a room as bright as using tones close to white. The lighter the ceilings and walls, the more light in the room.
Pure white is ideal for a ceiling in a dark room. For walls, you can use paint or wallpaper in both white and light beige.
If the windows face north and the weather is almost always overcast , bright white walls may be perceived as gray.
This will make the room cold and uncomfortable. For such rooms it is better to use a cream finish. In a rectangular room, one of the short walls can be painted yellow - the room will immediately warm up and be filled with spring optimism.
Dark floors absorb light. If the room is dark, but large, you can make the floors darker. For a small dark room, this is a bad option. Here it would be more correct to lay a light floor covering.
2. Decorate windows with light-colored curtains
One curtain (tulle, organza) should let in maximum light - this is a daytime option. Let the second curtains (the so-called night curtains) also be light, but dense. They will let in little street light into the room, but will not absorb indoor lighting, unlike dark draperies.
For a very dark room, choose white curtains.
If the windows of a dark room face north, the owners are disturbed not only by twilight, but also by visual coldness. Light yellow curtains flood the room with warm light.
There will be an impression that the sun's rays burst into the room. Yellow curtains are a very effective solution for dark and cold northern rooms.
3. Choosing the right furniture
Tall and large pieces of furniture (for example, a massive sofa and a closet to the ceiling) must be light. Small items, such as a desk, armchair, coffee table, can be dark.
The light comes from above, so everything above half the wall from the floor should be close to white.
How to make a dark room brighter? Refuse large dark furniture
Furniture that reflects light will also help to solve the problem: polished, glossy, mirror. Glass furniture is another effective tool: it allows light to pass through, allowing it to “circulate” freely in the space.
As a rule, it is enough to change the dark finish to as light as possible, hang new white curtains and update the furniture to make a dark room bright enough.
These are the most important steps that should not be neglected. Compare for yourself how differently the same room looks with dark and light filling.
However, there are other secrets to keep in mind when designing a dark room.
4. Remove light barriers in the form of blank partitions
Zoning in a dark room should not be carried out at the expense of blank partitions or transversely installed cabinets. They block the way for light, interfere with its flow. If possible, it is better to abandon any dividers: the more spacious the room, the brighter it is. If you cannot do without a partition, you can opt for something light and bright: for example, a white lattice screen or a glass block wall will do.
If it is possible to remove the doors between rooms, it is worth doing it. If this is not possible, you should choose bright doors with large-scale glass inserts.
5. Add lighting
A good move is to install LED lighting under the ceiling around the perimeter of the room.
You can install "warm" lights directly above the window - so that they are behind the curtains. When dusk thickens, curtain the room and turn on the near-window light - there will be a feeling as if the sun is warming outside, and its rays penetrate through the fabric of the curtains.
6. Use mirrors
One or two mirrors will suffice, depending on the size of the room. It is desirable to arrange the mirror so that it reflects and multiplies the light - ideally opposite the window or so that the chandelier “looks” into it.
7. Introduce "rays of color"
A monochrome white or cream room looks bright but not joyful. To make the room not only bright, but also sunny, you can add bright accents of yellow, blue or turquoise.
A yellow rug can be placed on the floor of a dark room with a north-facing window. It will look like a bright sunbeam penetrated inside and drew a yellow circle on the floor. The room will become spring-like bright.
You can add a few more yellow accessories, but in limited quantities.
Blue or turquoise accents will also make the room visually brighter due to the association with the daytime sky and water bodies sparkling under the rays of the sun. But, as with yellow, you should not be too zealous - there should be few color accents in a dark room.
Yellow and blue colors can be introduced through the use of art objects, namely posters or paintings of the sun and sky. This is a sure step for a dark room with a lack of warm sunlight.
Author: Alina Kapinskaya
See also:
White doors in the interior
Narrow bedroom design
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Narrow kitchen design
White bedroom
White bathroom design
living room and bedroom interior in brown and coffee tones However, this is not true.
This article will present design options in such a design. Dark colors are in demand for many styles.
Features and nuances of the dark room
Content
- Features and nuances of the dark room
- common errors
- Surface design: walls, floor and ceiling 90
- Brown
- Brown-beige
- Coffee with milk
The first thing that comes to mind when mentioning a dark room is the black tint that covers everything in the room. Therefore, the design is considered boring, which can be considered a mistake. The main thing is that the furniture and colors should be in harmony with each other.
Before you include these shades in your interior, you need to learn about all the most popular colors and their features
The most important feature of such a design solution is the ability to decorate any style. Black will not spoil the classic or modern style, but rather, on the contrary, it will decorate them, add zest.
If dark colors are used, it is best to complement them with original glossy furniture and decor. It is important to understand with which interior styles noble shades will look most harmonious.
However, black should not be overdone if such a design is created in small rooms or apartments. Because of this, they will seem even smaller, and the walls will begin to “crush”, which may cause a feeling of overwhelm.
Getting acquainted with ready-made examples will greatly simplify thinking through your own design.
Important! If you want to equip a small room in such a design, the best way out is to divide it into several zones.
When creating a dark design, it is important not to make a mistake with the choice of finishes, furniture, decor, and also to combine them correctly into one overall picture.
The dark color will look different in different rooms.
Another feature of this design is the creation of an atmosphere of mystery.
Common mistakes
The most common mistake when creating a dark room is filling with black.
This leads to the fact that the design becomes simply boring and monotonous.
Dark color can visually reduce the space and darken the room.
The best solution would be to add some light colors to add variety to the design of the room. For example, paint the walls black and buy lighter furniture.
In general, professional designers recommend playing with colors, as this will help create a unique design.
An undoubted positive feature of dark colors in the interior is that they make the appearance of the room non-standard.
Surface design: walls, floor and ceiling
If the room is small, you can play on the contrast: paint one of the walls in dark colors and other surfaces in white. Thanks to this decision, it seems as if the room has become larger, and the black color will add mystery. You can also enhance the mystique by adding a few decorative elements. For example, wallpaper.
Such colors can be seen in the apartments of bold, creative individuals who are not afraid to show their individuality.
It's also a good idea to add brighter hues so that the effect of black and white cinema is not created.
Although the most important and effective way is the creation of a "white box". That is, you need to paint the walls, ceiling and floor white. Thus, more light will be reflected. It will also seem as if the room has increased in size. This effect can be enhanced if everything in the room is completely white.
Black and deep gray will harmonize in the interior with any other colors.
However, a room that is completely painted white may seem boring to many. In this case, you can dilute it with other bright colors. If this does not help, then you can try to decorate the entire wall with black and white photographs or drawings, as well as use different openwork patterns on the bed or wardrobes.
Dark colors can be embodied in classic styles such as Art Deco or English style, as well as modern minimalism or even high-tech.
For those who don't want to paint the walls white because they look like a hospital ward, you can choose another color like light yellow.
The color does not have to be white, the main thing is its brightness. Furniture in a dark room
Furniture in a dark room is just as important as lighting.
- The first step is to deal with the sofa. If it is too bulky, in no case should it be placed in the center. This is due to the fact that it will absorb light. It will also be ideal if you put a sofa with legs that highlight the space between the floor and the bottom. This will create a feeling of lightness.
- Wardrobes, beds, armchairs, etc., as well as a sofa, must be on legs. It will also be excellent if openwork patterns are applied to them. This will slightly dilute the darkness in the room. It is also better not to put a black sofa in the interior of the living room. This may make it too dark.
- If you are going to put a lot of furniture in the room - do not choose too dark shades. Because of this, a gloomy, oppressive atmosphere will arise in the room. You can't relax in a room like this.
- Black or brown curtains are best. Light tulle and dark curtains will stand out favorably.
Darkroom color options
There are many options for darkroom color options, but in this part of the article we will look at a few of them.
Brown
This color is very versatile - depending on how you use it, it can be warm or cool. In addition, it has many different shades, each of which can suit a specific design.
Deep shades allow you to focus on the beautiful details of furniture and accessories.
In large rooms that face the sunlit side, you can paint the walls in shades of black, as they will stand out. In smaller rooms, on the contrary, light varieties of brown should be used. So it will be possible to create the illusion that the room is larger than it seems.
Since this color was not created artificially, it goes well with various textures. For example, you can use a tree structure. This will help bring diversity and individuality to the room, breathe freshness into it.
You can also stick brown wallpaper in the bedroom. It is important to consider interior styles before using dark colors.
Other colors will look good in a brown room. Do not be afraid to experiment, because this is the only way you can find the mixture of colors you need.
Brown Beige
It's no surprise that brown goes so well with beige, as they are almost related colors. This combination is very natural and calm. Thanks to them, you can create the illusion of increased space, as well as make it a little lighter. In order to give contrast, dark brown shades are usually added.
This combination will make the atmosphere more aristocratic.
This combination is suitable for a classic style.
Coffee with milk
This color is very delicate. Located in a room where the walls are painted in this shade, very nice. Although most of all it is suitable for the kitchen.
However, no matter how good it is, professional designers advise adding contrasting colors.
But the most important thing in this design is not to overdo it with the decor. Dark colors are perfect for accenting interiors, creating whimsical contrasts.
The living room in the color of coffee with milk will look perfect.
Coffee
A very soothing color that has a calming effect on the person. Psychologists believe that in a room with coffee shades it is much easier to make difficult decisions. Therefore, the choice of rich people who already know what they want from life falls on this color.
When dark colors are perfectly combined in the interior with other colors, it gives a real aesthetic pleasure to stay in such a room.
A living room in coffee tones will also look great.
Chocolate
Chocolate shade gives a feeling of protection, and being in a room with this color is uplifting.
But, despite the advantages of chocolate color, it is not recommended to paint the entire room with it. It is best to choose furniture of this color or use it to paint the floor and walls.
Dark is often embodied in noble shades of brown, which can often be found in furniture.
Design options for different rooms with a dark design
In this part of the article we will look at how best to decorate different rooms with a dark design.
Living room
The living room is one of the most important rooms in the house. This is where the hosts receive guests and spend most of their time. Therefore, the design of this room should not be annoying and relaxing.
It is best to make the living room completely dark, but add some light and bright colors. For example, turquoise or vanilla.
Wenge, walnut and dark gray with bright accents will look good in the living room.
You will also need to work with the lighting so that there are no places where there will be too many shadows. Because of this, the whole design can be destroyed because of this small detail.
Bedroom
The bedroom is an integral part of the house.
There, a person rests, gaining strength before a new working day. And therefore, most often white colors are used for it. However, black might work much better. It is desirable to leave the ceiling in the bedroom light.
If you don't really like black, you can choose a lighter one - gray or brown. You can also play with colors by decorating the walls with white, black and gray tones. You can also add lilac, but this combination is not suitable for everyone.
Hallway
There are many ways to make a dark hallway, but the most effective of them is to replace cabinets with compact storage systems.
To a greater extent, this option is acceptable in modern interior trends.
Dark colors do not tolerate massive furniture, so it is better to replace them. For example, use a wall hanger, shelves or cabinet. However, you should be more careful with this - you need to keep the doors at the shelves in order. Otherwise, the accumulation of things can make the hallway even smaller.
Children's room
In the nursery, the child should feel safe and at the same time feel comfortable. Brown is perfect for this. At the same time, you need to take care of the furniture, which should not be too bulky. A small brown crib would be perfect.
Brown and beige - a classic and discreet combination of warm shades.
Walls in the child's room can be pasted over with brown wallpaper, after which a light-colored bed and a turquoise-brown table can be placed.
Decor and accessories in dark design
Wall decor should be preferred. For this, photographs or posters that are previously placed under glass are suitable. This will reflect the light. Yes, and in decorative elements, you can use light shades, but not overdoing it. If you take three or four bright little things, this is quite enough.
The combination of purple and gray will be especially beautiful in a room with large windows and glossy ceilings.
White tulle is perfect for window decoration.
