Orange painted wall


14 Best Shades of Orange

Luke White

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The Look

In the 19th-century suburban New Jersey home of Michael Maher, color brings a modern energy. Walls painted in Charlotte’s Locks by Farrow & Ball envelop the parlor-turned-living room in warmth and drama, while a Stark sisal rug tones down the formality of the antiques. The archway retains its original sliding pocket doors.

House Beautiful

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Color Inspiration: Charlotte's Locks

“For an unexpected dash of personality and warmth, add a shock of color to the back of your cabinets. I know this is bright, but when it’s behind glass doors and acting as a backdrop to all your dishes, it livens things up nicely. And it’s easy to change in a few years, if turquoise starts calling to you.” — Douglass Graneto

Make it yours: Farrow & Ball Estate Eggshell Charlotte’s Locks 268

Thomas Loof

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The Look

Amanda Lindroth gave the exterior of a gorgeous Bahamas home a “showstopping personality” with big splashes of bold orange. The vibrant bench and awning perk up the white facade.

House Beautiful

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Color Inspiration: Baja Orange

“I’m Italian, and it’s very Italian to use orange. Think of those luxury brands with orange logos — Hermès and Pratesi. I see it lacquered on a ceiling, with cream walls. Or you could get that faded Tuscan feeling by using it as a wash in the living room. A lacquered orange library with black bookshelves would be totally sensational. Supermodern, superchic.” —Milly de Cabrol

Make it yours: Ralph Lauren Paint’s Baja Orange IB62

Peter Vitale

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The Look

Orange undertones give depth to the sunbaked custom paint in a New Mexico kitchen by Judith Espinar, Jim Deville, and Scott Robey.

House Beautiful

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Color Inspiration: Summer Squash

Golden-tinged oranges also brighten any space. "Orange is our go-to color, because it makes a room feel young, fresh, and modern. We use it where other people might use red. I would feel really happy in a room painted this pretty golden orange, with navy, turquoise, or pink as an accent. And I love Portola Paints because their colors are just slightly off, like the designer colors you're always trying to get and don't often find." —Heidi Bonesteel

Make it yours: Portola Paints Summer Squash 022

Victoria Pearson

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The Look

Accessories in vibrant orange can help add vintage whimsy to an interior — like in the bedroom of a cheery beach house by Krista Ewart.

House Beautiful

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Color Inspiration: Orange Sky

However, this delightful shade doesn't always have to read as retro. "Orange is far more versatile than most people think. You don't have to put it with marabou feathers and 1960s furniture. Try it with a Louis XV carved giltwood console and see how sophisticated and European it looks. This is a Veuve Clicquot orange that we used inside kitchen cabinets, for a bon vivant whose signature pour is Champagne. Coat the paint with beeswax if you want an antique look." —Maureen Footer

Make it yours: Benjamin Moore Orange Sky 2018-10

Thomas Loof

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The Look

In this fantasy apartment inspired by Edie Sedgwick, midcentury modern pieces mix with contemporary pieces. “I’m not afraid of color,” designer Heather Moore says. “I knew I wanted to use orangey autumnal tones, and I chose Ralph Lauren’s Cork for the walls. It’s a burnt umber, a saturated color that doesn’t read as flat. It has more reflectivity and depth than that.”

House Beautiful

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Color Inspiration: Autumn Orange

“I go for the warmth and earthiness of a certain version of orange — like this inside of a Japanese persimmon. It’s not loud or brash, and it’s a beautiful backdrop for other colors like hot pink, chartreuse, olive, aqua, and baby blue. Almost anything looks good against it. It has the quality of embracing and holding.” —Jackie Terrell

Make it yours: Benjamin Moore Autumn Orange 2156-10

Thomas Loof

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The Look

The brown-tinged orange in a vintage-inspired apartment by Heather Moore takes on a different cast based on the light in the room.

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Color Inspiration: Corlsbud Canyon

"It's easy to get a great orange when you're working with a skilled decorative painter doing a multilayered custom glaze job. But if you're trying to pick a ready-made color from a paint deck, I find the darker, more subdued shades work best. This color has great impact without looking like that garish NFL orange. I'd use it with ivory, black, and brown for a sophisticated classical look, or with cobalt blue, navy, and white if you want to go bolder, younger." —Markham Roberts

Make it yours: Benjamin Moore Corlsbud Canyon 076

Eric Piasecki

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The Look

A bold orange hue sets off the Palladian details of a bookcase in the library of an Atlanta home by Kay Douglass.

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Color Inspiration: Blood Orange

"This quickens the pulse and excites the eye. It brings back the hue and the scent of blood oranges piled high in the market stalls of Tuscany. With a black-and-white floor and Benjamin Moore's Linen White trim, it would be the perfect foil for an array of drawings." —Marcy Masterson

Make it yours: Sydney Harbour Paints Blood Orange

Jonny Valiant

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The Look

In a New Jersey beach house by Mona Ross Berman, a retro shade of orange brightens up a utilitarian space.

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Color Inspiration: Orangery

"I love the orange color of the stucco I grew up with in the warm Mediterranean sun. There's a very soft feeling about it, but at the same time it's quite strong. This orange has depth and a touch of shadow, so it looks as if it's always been there. It lends itself very naturally to browns and greens and watery turquoise. Orange is kind of an underdog in this country. It's more a color of the East." —Mona Hajj

Make it yours: Farrow & Ball Orangery 70

David Duncan Livingston

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The Look

In a Hillsborough, California, kitchen by Melanie Coddington, a spicy shade of orange is a refreshing alternative to the usual neutrals.

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Color Inspiration: Audubon Russet

"You can't let orange scare you. I rely on it to punch up a dreary corner. Paint this warm, bricky orange on the inside of a bookcase and it will add unexpected depth to a small space or make a big room seem more intimate. One of the most fascinating rooms I've ever seen had ivory walls and a ceiling painted this color. Very cozy." —John Peixinho

Make it yours: Benjamin Moore Audubon Russet HC-51

Thomas Loof

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The Look

When Justine Cushing moved into her New York apartment in 1970, she had the living room painted a custom orange — a color she has never considered changing.

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Color Inspiration: Yuma

For a similar look, choose an orange with depth. "You need a little brown in your orange to keep it from getting too circusy. This reminds me of saddle leather. I've seen it in those great Palm Desert houses, with midcentury modern furniture and a flokati rug. But I'd jazz it up with hot pink, apple green, or peacock blue. And a heavy dose of white or cocoa brown would really soften it." —Erinn Valencich

Make it yours: Ace Paint Yuma B21-6

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The Look

This sienna shade plays beautifully with the golden and brown accents in a living room.

House Beautiful

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Color Inspiration: Earthy Terra-Cotta

You can tone down the orange even further with a terra cotta shade. "This terra-cotta is earthy and elegant — how many colors can claim that combination? It's a muted brown that goes a little rosy, which makes it very warm and flattering. Dark woods look great against it, and so does art. I like it dead flat, with white trim and black baseboards to play up that Grecian urn thing. Very Brideshead Revisited." —Carey Maloney

Make it yours: Donald Kaufman Color NY DKC-35

Ngoc Minh Ngo

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The Look

The merest whisper of orange enriches the buttery shade of yellow in a North Carolina home by Lindsey Coral Harper.

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Color Inspiration: Pale Daffodil

"This is a pale, pale orange. It's really the color of candlelight, and it does the same thing for your walls. It gives them a glow. It will turn any room into a light box. You could play off the warmth with some cool gray-blues, or if you want to bump up the volume, bring in mustard or celadon green or periwinkle." —Cheryl Katz

Make it yours: Benjamin Moore Pale Daffodil 2017-60

Tim Street-Porter

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The Look

A luxurious master bath, with an 18th-century Italian dressing table and billowing curtains, offers a stunning view of San Francisco Bay.

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Color Inspiration: Soft Marigold

"I wanted a warm, dusty apricot for the walls. Orange can be romantic and sexy. It makes you feel like you've just come in from the beach and your skin is glowing. It looks almost like a sunset in there. And at night, with the sconces and the lantern lit, it's even more dreamy. " —Stephen Shubel

Make it yours: Benjamin Moore Soft Marigold 160

Billy Cunningham

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The Look

This dazzling shade of orange wasn't just used on the walls of this mudroom — the doors and moldings were also painted with the unique color.

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Color Inspiration: Pumpkin

This entrancing shade can be used in a variety of rooms. "The color is so warm and cozy that it makes you feel as if there's a fire in the fireplace, even when there is none. It reminds me of those Regency period interiors, with all those vivid colors inspired by the excavations at Pompeii. They say people who choose orange are very self-confident and extroverted." —Courtney Coleman

Make it yours: California Paints Pumpkin 16

20 Fabulous Shades Of Orange Paint and Furnishings

 

Ahhh, now that we are well into October, it always feels appropriate to bring out one of the most misunderstood, but actually awesome colors.

ORANGE!

 

I say misunderstood because orange is often thought of in negative terms. We discussed why a while back in this post.

And, in another old post, we can see that one of the most classical colors is actually orange!

 

However, the truth is that orange as a wall color makes for a beautiful, warm, back drop.

 

The lighter, more yellow shades positively glow at night. It’s a delicious color in a dining room. However, I am going to share many places and ways to use orange. And, by the end of the post, I hope that those of you who dislike this color, may begin to feel differently about it.

 

Even as an accent color, orange paint colors and furnishings are  a welcome and refreshing note in an otherwise banal color scheme.

 

In addition, for all of you “orange haters,” it is very likely that you are already living with copious amounts of the color. Not all, but most wood tones are some variation of orange or its baked-in-the-sun-cousin, brown or rust. A favorite post featuring paint colors that look great with wood trim.

 

Orange adores its compliment which is blue, if you don’t already know that.

 

For one of my favorite posts on this magnificent marriage of colors made in heaven, click here.

 

The primary two companies are Benjamin Moore and Sherwin Williams. In secondary roles (but not secondary colors!) are Farrow & Ball and Pratt & Lambert.

 

These are all wonderful paint companies.

 

Kudos goes to Sherwin Williams for the tenacity it took to break through the Benjamin Moore monopoly! And for good reason. SW has a tighter more consistent line, over-all than BM. While the latter has many, many exquisite colors, there are too many duds, IMO. And, since Sherwin Williams has an exceptional collection of orange paint colors, I’m including them, as well.

 

Please don’t ask me about other brands. I am not familiar with all of them.

 

However, the numerous fan decks and some 3,500 Benjamin Moore colors is the reason I created the Laurel Home Paint Collection. And, I feel that sticking with one brand would be in everyone’s best interest.

 

It’s confusing enough with just one brand!

 

But, the paint and pallet collection is a wonderful tool to help you choose colors. Of course, I’m a little biased. ;] However, there is so much information in these guides that you can’t find anywhere else. And, I share which are the best trim colors for each color in the collection.

 

Someone tried to match up a Benjamin Moore orange paint chip with a Hermes handbog. The electric orange is pretty close. It’s actually REALLY bright!

 

Love this chinoiserie end table which Alexa Hampton designed several years ago for  Hickory Chair.

 

Now, that we’ve established just how cool, historical, classic and rich orange is, let’s get on with the point of this post which what are some of the best shades of orange paint to use on our walls. And, also, other ways to use orange in our rooms.

At the end of the post will be a shopping widget of home furnishings that will bring this vibrant color into your homes.

 

So, what are the best shades of orange wall paint?

 

 

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20 {GREAT} SHADES OF ORANGE WALL PAINT

 

please pin this graphic to your pinterest boards for reference

 

 

*Before we begin, one important note*

 


The colors represented in the photos may or may not actually be painted the color they are representing. However, it really doesn’t matter because how many times have you seen a color in a magazine that looks nothing like what they say it is? Therefore, I chose images with great design that look close to the color I am talking about. In addition, some of these images are very recent and some were done years if not decades ago. Orange as we saw in the last post is timeless and forever.

 

Therefore, what I always say is this. If you love a color that you see in a photo, it matters not what it is in real life.
Just match what you see.

 

We discussed this in a recent post.

In addition some of these images depicting the best shades of orange paint and furnishings are from clippings I’ve been saving for years. I love that. Because if something I saved 25 years ago still looks current, then to me, that is the very definition of timeless.

 

Let’s start with pale and work up from there.

 

Thomas Pheasant

FARROW & BALL 68 DORSET CREAM

This is a warm, wonderful, pale, pale warm, tawny peach. Farrow & Ball’s colors are always wonderful as they are made from complex formulas adding to their richness.

 

Amelia Handegan

BENJAMIN MOORE PALE DAFFODIL 2017-60

This is a warm beautiful pale orange that glows like candle light.

 

Brockschmidt & Coleman

BENJAMIN MOORE SOFT MARIGOLD 160

 

On the cool, cool lambrequins. (valances)

 

The next two images are by one of my design idols, Stephen Shubel whose work I’ve admired since the 1980s. His blend of antiques with casual elements and soft, blushy colors has distinguished him his entire career.

 

Stephen Shubel

This is a room from the early 90s. I remember because I cut it out. And then, I used that chandelier for a couple of jobs. It’s really cool!

In fact, you can see it here, in a dining room I did in 2003.

 

via – thelordedward.tumblr.com – David Hicks entry London

BM SEMOLINA 2155-40

Semolina is veering on yellow and a very cool, well warm, modern color. Totally fabulous for a “night room.”

 

William Hodgins – Zuber screen dining room

The color? Who knows, but it looks like this.

FARROW AND BALL ORANGERY

Interestingly, Farrow and Ball has archived this color. However, you can still get it.

 

The next three images are also in orangery.

 

This is one of my favorite shades of orange paint

 

Miles Redd

Gil Schafer

above and below

 

Gil Schafer architecture and Miles Redd interior design

 

For more of this amazing home, click here.

 

Orangery is the color on all of the above.

 

This is not a pure orange but more orange than gold. It is warm and a wonderful choice for someone not ready to go with a more saturated orange.

Oh, if only we could truly test out a color and if we don’t like it, just flip a switch and it goes back to what it was.

 

BENJAMIN MOORE 166 ORANGE ICE

Orange Ice is a color similar to orangery– just a touch lighter and brighter– but ice is a misnomer. The picture is attributed to Donald Kaufman who also has a brilliant line of paint, but it’s harder to get and I’m not as familiar with it. However, I do own two of his books.

 

Steven Gambrel

BENJAMIN MOORE 168 AMBER

This is a dusty warm, terra cotta.

 

Miles Redd

BENJAMIN MOORE 034 SPICED PUMPKIN

Spiced pumpkin is a color I’ve used a few times and goes up looking a bit brighter than it does on the chip. It is more rust than terra cotta and a very lovely warm, rich color.

 

Amazing room by Studio Peregalli

I could not find a website for Studio Peregalli. They are an Italian duo from Milan, Roberto Peregalli and Laura Sartori Rimini. Their work is known internationally. I would classify it as old-world timeless. This article is a short interview with them about their process.

Sorry, at this time, I could not find out any further information about this room. However, if you know, please let me know.

If you’d like to see another cool room of theirs, click here.

 

kitchen by Judith Espinar, Jim Deville, and Scott Robey. Photo Peter Vitale via House Beautiful

 

 

Casa Muros Habitania

BM GRAND CANYON 118

 

This is more of an adobe colored light orange.

 

Makes a wonderful backdrop when used with brighter colors. And what a gorgeous color scheme here!

 

Miles Redd

BM BRONZE TONE 2166-30

 

BM BUTTERED YAM AF-230

 

design by James T. Farmer.

SW DETERMINED ORANGE 6635

 

Love that name. As you can see, determined is an orange with a lot of red in it, but still orange. I guess that’s more coral.

 

It’s funny that he describes this dining room as eccentric. The ONLY thing I find eccentric are the drapery rods. They are not parallel to the window as one end is attached to the fireplace wall.

Otherwise, the room is sublime! I’m just wondering if it was intentionally done that way or it’s a mistake they thought no one would notice.

 

Amelia Handegan

SHERWIN WILLIAMS 6647 EXCITING ORANGE

Exciting orange has a lot of life without being too in your face. I think it’s quite versatile

 

Henri Samuel

SW KUMQUAT 6648

Kumquat is a shade deeper than Exciting and also wonderful.

I’m going to let you in a little secret right now. I struggled the most with the SW colors. Why? Because they are all so unbelievably gorgeous! Really, I don’t think you can go wrong, but I still want to break it down for you.

Via British Vogue

photo –  Peter Ash  Lee Tory Burch living room, designed by Daniel Romualdez

 

So what shade of orange is Tory Burch’s fabulous library?

 

Ahhh… well, of course, these secrets are not given up easily if at all. However… I have examined this one very carefully and weighed in on other factors in the photos and the hands-down winner is…

 

SHERWIN WILLIAMS 6887 Navel

 

BM ORANGE BLOSSOM 2168-30

Orange Blossom is a soft coral color. Very pretty. Vignette via James T. Farmer on instagram

 

Sheila Bridges

 

FARROW & BALL 268 CHARLOTTES LOCKS

Charlotte’s Locks is a densely pigmented color from Farrow and Ball. It has more red than a true orange.

 

Jolene Huitt

BENJAMIN MOORE RACING ORANGE 2169-10

Another lovely orange red that’s not too bright

 

BD Home and Design

BM PUMPKIN CREAM 2168-20

These deeper shades of orange paint look so yummy lacquered!

 

Justine Cushing

BENJAMIN MOORE CORLSBUD CANYON 076

This is a very soft coral. Me like.

 

And finally our deepest hue for our 20+ best shades of orange wall paint– a rich deep saturated, warm rust. Perfect for a library or den

 

Ellen Hamilton

BENJAMIN MOORE 070 TOPAZ

This is a rich terra cotta and looks great glazed as it is here.

 

One last image from James T Farmer. I so adore his work. And, he looks like he’d be a lot of fun to work with too. The colors in this room are absolutely incredible.

If you enjoyed this post, this is one of my favorite posts about rooms with warm paint colors.

A reader wanted to know if they would look dated.

And, below is a widget featuring home furnishings with orange. Please click on the individual images for more information.

 

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xo,

 

PS: Please check out the newly updated hot sales. Many fabulous sales going on this holiday weekend. And, the Serena and Lily sale is ending the 14th at 11:59PT

And, speaking of orange, a friend up in the Lake George of the southern Adirondacks invited me up for the weekend.

 

Fall foliage with Lake George in the background.

 

And, as promised , a cool photo of Marianela Nunez and Rupert Pennefather doing an exquisite pas de deux from Kenneth Macmillan’s Concerto.

To watch it click here.

 

 

 

photos of the interior of rooms in orange tones, ideas for using orange in wall, floor, ceiling, furniture and decor selection

“Orange sky, orange sea, orange greenery, orange camel…”

, inspiring optimism, helping to reveal strength. Of course, the role of colors in the design of the room is significant.

Features of the shade

The dominant color is able to influence the parameters, visually changing the size, volumes of limited space, therefore, this affects the mood of the owner of the home. You can get the desired effect by skillfully creating a harmony of shades. In the process of competent manipulation of the color palette, there is that necessary comfortable environment, where it is pleasant to be, to live comfortably.

The latest design proposals positively adapt orange tones in the interior of the living space. It is difficult for a person to solve such a problem on his own, to combine the characteristics of an aggressive color with human psychology.

Specialists come to the rescue, and aggressiveness disappears, and the result is a color that calls to action, creation, inspires optimism, helping to reveal creative abilities

Main aspects, pluses and minuses

0002 This color is very energetic, able to displace other colors. Enter the interior with caution. But its numerous shades give wide scope for use in various styles in the interior of living rooms, offices, bedrooms.

The main aspect of the orange color is accentuation, that is, the use as accessories rather than in the form of furniture, especially the color of the ceiling and walls. Skillfully applied with a separate accent, you can enliven the room, make it warmer.

Bright saturated orange and red colors miraculously combined in this interior. The dull room immediately changed, acquired a special flavor. The bold idea of ​​the designers has done its job.

The interior of the children's room in the attic is filled with a delicate orange color. It looks especially advantageous in combination with white.

But rooms for rest and relaxation, bedrooms are better not to be decorated in orange. It should not be used in bright rooms.

Uses of orange in the interior of the house

A person perceives the world around him through his senses, visual impressions. The history of human survival confirms the fact that the ability to perceive the subtlest shades drives the process of development. The reaction to colors arises subconsciously: peace comes from the surrounding soft colors, anxiety is generated by bright inflorescences. For a comfortable state, you need to know the principles of the impact of color combinations on our psyche. The home environment is not the best place to introduce fashion trends. The assertive orange color can get along with the environment, if you approach the design in a balanced way, with care for the household.

Orange finish

Orange walls, ceiling and floor are unlikely to keep their owners in a good mood for a long time . You can cheer up in such a room, but permanent residence will soon tire you. . The associative relationship with strength, speed, youth confirms the image of a color that claims to be exclusive. For some, this helps to cope with negative dominance in life, gives strength to cleanse from filth and leads away from despondency. This color can be perceived as symbols of future changes, expansion of new horizons.

When expressing your individuality, it is important to maintain a balance, to be able to combine original elements with a balanced approach to solving design problems.

Orange walls go well with the whiteness of accessories, furniture, and small inclusions of an additional, for example, green color enliven, attract, fill the room with comfort.

To the extent of orangeness and complementing the interior with other shades will help in such a living room to feel a healthy desire to live, to do good.

Orange furniture and sofa

The design of modern apartments allows orange furniture to coexist with any shades of walls and ceilings. The beloved orange-colored sofa is always well received in any living space. It does not cool, but rather causes a feeling of warmth, security. The space around him is filled with comfort.

The theme of orange tonality in the design of a children's room is very relevant. A positive atmosphere is so necessary for children, boys and girls. Parents do the right thing when they prefer these tones in the design. Psychologically, orange color tones, stimulates the brain activity of children, pleases. Recommended for sedentary, uncommunicative kids, teenagers. However, it is necessary to maintain a sense of proportion, it is impossible to overdo it in this regard.

The purpose of the bathroom is to cleanse and rejuvenate. Juicy orange will only contribute to these noble goals, especially after a busy day at work.

The orange carpet fits perfectly into the design of the kitchen, children's room, bathroom. In the classical style, red carpets are not widely used.

Paintings in orange

The world around us is filled with unique, unimaginable combinations of colors and shades. And all this diversity is perceived by our senses harmoniously. People are trying to bring this harmony into everyday life by creating sets of clothes, emphasizing the interior. A person tries to express his inner world through visual means, through artistic paintings.

Calm warm orange tone is a peculiar product of optical mixing of deep red and piercing yellow colors.

Character, temperament distinguishes people of different nationalities. They are largely shaped by the environment. If for the Spaniards red-yellow-black tones are inherent, then for the northern people of the Finns - white and blue. Closer to the equator, color combinations become brighter and thicker.

Using different shades and orange

Orange colors are rarely used in the design of an apartment, and nothing lifts the mood and invigorates like tangerine shades.

There is a range of warm shades. Orange, combined with white, blue, brown, burgundy and other colors, gives many shades: carrot and tangerine, pumpkin and rusty copper, dark amber and honey, delicate salmon tone. The great possibilities of orange to combine with other colors provide it with use in different styles. For rooms facing north, painting the walls orange is the best option.

Orange has the ability to visually enlarge objects. This means that the ceiling painted in such a tone will seem to hang over the space of the room, the walls of this color visually reduce the area of ​​​​the room. For a southern location, the most suitable are blotches of orange in the form of accessories.

Combination with grey, blue and white

Orange with different tones can be invented by mixing red with yellow. In the spectrum, it is warm, because it has absorbed the properties and energy of red, but it also has the cheerfulness of yellow. It carries ideas of comfort, warmth of the hearth and is associated with the warm rays of the sun.

In nature, light orange shades are often found - plants have this color, fruits. Artificially, such an inflorescence is formed by mixing with white or pink paints. The resulting shades of calm color are harmonious, natural.

Additional tones to orange either slightly muffle or intensify, creating a new combination.

Any tone benefits from combination with orange, becomes more expressive. Therefore, the combination of tones in the interior is interesting in terms of how the result is obtained. Bright shades with saturated look harmonious, and light - with pastels.

This color goes well with white and grey. Light tones slightly soothe and muffle intense orange, while blue in its own way adds aggression and deepens the tone.

Color in the interior of the living room

The living room is a territory of kindness, friendship, where the energy of the apartment pulsates. Here the family spends evenings, close people share their plans and hopes. Therefore, the owners are trying to give this corner a feature, functionality, creativity.

When designing a living room, you need to decide what role, dominant or complementary, in the color scheme of colors will be played by tangerine color. Curtains or other decorative elements can significantly change the design, respectively, the overall mood.

The presence of apricot, peach shades creates the effect of a neutral living room.

Of course, with all the options, design tricks, the size of the apartment is decisive. If the area allows, then you can create any style. A successful design project will suit everything.

Decor in the bedroom

Who doesn't want to make their nest for relaxation, rest cozy, beautiful, comfortable.

North facing bedroom needs orange highlights. Bright shades will make up for the lack of solar heat and light.

Each family decides for themselves whether they have an orange bedroom. It is worth beating cream and apricot, peach and creamy tones. Try to add gold and floral accents, and a designer masterpiece can turn out.

How to decorate the kitchen

The kitchen is the family's favorite place. I want her to be attractive.

In order not to overdo it with bright colors, it is worth using orange in the decor pointwise: put orange-colored chairs, bring in the same lockers. But you don’t need to get carried away, be more careful with the design of the walls.

When choosing a kitchen design, you should remember some rules:

  • if the cabinets are orange, then the ceilings, walls and floors should be restrained;

  • orange combined with purple, sawtooth, blue, blue, black;

  • the best combination of a bright kitchen with a light ceiling;

  • pay attention to the worktop and backsplash;

  • curtains in light and soothing colours.

Kitchen in warm colors - good aura in it.

There are many design options. The decision has to be made independently. To make it easier to navigate, it is worth remembering:

  • orange visually enlarges objects, but reduces the area;

  • affects the color of nearby object surfaces;

  • large surfaces are better combined by shade than painted;

  • it is not necessary to select walls and furniture in one tone;

  • suitable for avant-garde style, modern, inappropriate in the classics.

We must not forget, carried away by experiments, to track the number of saturated elements, so as not to exhaust ourselves emotionally, not to cause irritation. Let curtains and furniture, wall decoration evoke associations with the flame of the hearth, which soothes in a homely way.

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Orange is a beautiful and modern color that can transform the interior of your boring and inconspicuous apartment beyond recognition. Here are 15 inspirational ideas for using the color of orange and its shades in your home.

Add a pattern or ornament

This elegant and playful orange and cream hue will help you elevate a space with a pattern on upholstery or furniture covers. This slightly autumnal mood of the armchairs will not be boring, but on the contrary, will bring a little light into your neutral living room.

"Merry" sadness

Another trick to bring a sunny mood into the interior, but with dining chairs. These "pieces" of light can be easily moved around the house and thus "scatter" the mood and bright colors everywhere. The orange color of the chairs perfectly complements the olive color of the walls.

Cover the walls with bright "geometry"

In a minimalist bathroom, walls covered with wallpaper with a geometric pattern will look great. But the main thing here is not the pattern, but the color - orange with a rich brown tint. It uplifts the mood and the desire to stay in such a bathroom longer.

Raise the color to the ceiling

A library painted up to the ceiling in bright and saturated orange will elevate not only the room, but also the mood. It looks chic and stylish, especially if you can see the ocean through the window ...

Match the colors

This decadent orange looks great in the bathroom, living room or bedroom when paired with creamy walls or furniture.

Incorporate orange into rich textured accents

Light Peach Orange - is a great way to add color to an interior without overwhelming it. With burnt orange walls and rich décor, a vintage 16th century feel has been achieved in this living room. And velvet chairs in the color of the walls, antique mirrors and portraits created a glamorous mood.

"Warm up" a wooden space

Wood warms. And if you add to it also a sultry terracotta color with a red tint, then this will create an atmosphere of warmth and comfort in the interior in the ultra-modern space of the house.

A little "crazy" can't hurt

In order to activate the space and make it bright and memorable, you should try adding a fiery shade of orange to the interior. It perfectly accentuates the space and pairs perfectly with neutral and cooler tones. Proof of? They are in front of you in the form of walls and a sofa with the same pattern ...

Be inspired by the glow of the fire in the fireplace

The glow of the fire in this cozy living space is complemented by warm orange furniture with subtle dark undertones and deep yellow walls, while the natural light of the fire from the fireplace gently brightens the room and creates an atmosphere of tranquility and antique elegance.

Soften the texture of the walls

The almost carrot-colored wallpaper and pattern at the head of the beds match the fine texture of the textiles and window openings in this children's room. Creamy color pleasantly sets off a bright and rich fruity orange.

Bedroom

the perfect place for an orange

Premium bedding in a bright shade of orange encourages uplifting and good morning mood. Orange is known to promote happiness and energy, so why not wake up with it every morning?

All shades of orange side by side

Intense orange color in the interior brightens the space, while its darker tones make any room practical. By scattering the bright, we can bring calm colors together. Sofa, ottoman, pillow - isn't it cute and cozy?

Add an accent to one wall

Beautiful, soft and warm orange - is just what you need for a little splash of color in your bathroom interior.


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