We select the color combinations for the kitchen with which you do not lose. Among them are the immortal classics like white and black. And brighter options for paint lovers in the interior.
1 black and white
Immortal combination that is good for any interior style: from classic to Scand. It is more practical to take a white color as a basis, about 60% of the entire space (it can be a kitchen set, walls). Follow the shades of white, let them all be or cold, or warm. If you combine both those and others, they will begin to visually argue with each other and annoy. Black can take up to 30% of space, that is, becoming the second primary color in the interior. But sometimes it is enough to add black accents pointing, for speaking.
2 Gray and White
A softer and gentle combination, but still classic and sophisticated. If you choose a light shade of gray, it can be used as a color basis. And the white will be add-on and refresh space. Also, you can add bright color accents in small details to this duet.
3 beige and white
The cozy and warm combination of beige with white should be used so that the interior does not look boring and flat. To do this, pick up a noble bright shade of beige, add a finish with a natural pattern, for example, marble tile, and some chrome shiny.
4 blue and orange
Blue and orange - an excellent combination for those who would like colorful cuisine, but is afraid that it will not cope with the combinations of bright shades. These two colors look good together due to the fact that they are on different sides of the color spectrum. Orange - warm color, it adds the sun and comfort. And the blue is cold, it is well shakes warm tones and does not allow them to overload the space.
Since both colors are saturated enough, dilute them with light inserts. In this example, an orange sofa and a blue headset are separated by light floors and ceiling, curtains, dining table.
5 Yellow and Green
Another successful combination, which is often found in nature and is well perceived visually - yellow and green. Both of these colors are cold, but this does not need to be afraid, just pick up saturated and cheerful shades, the feeling of comfort does not disappear.
These colors complement each other well, so they can be placed nearby. For example, add a dark green kitchen headset with yellow apron. Also try to be bright color accents to be limited to a dining and working area, and went beyond their limits. Use yellow curtains or covers for sofa pillows.
6 blue, pistachio and red
A slightly more complex color solution that will help create a thoughtful and design interior. In this case, the saturated blue color of the night sky is taken as the basis. They can be placed the walls, hood, refrigerator. Then add pistachio, for example, in the form of facades of a kitchen headset or tiles on apron. It turns out a combination of dark with light, consisting of two cold shades. Add a white "layer" no longer needed, but you can make floors or ceiling with light.
Red worth using as an accent in small details: lamp, chair, dishes. It is better to choose a cold saturated tint so that he does not argue with the main.
7 Yellow and Terracotta
Yellow and terracotta do not argue with each other at all and give a cozy and original combination. It is unlikely that you will often meet it in other kitchens. A bold solution is to choose a yellow kitchen set, it will add lights and brightness to the kitchen. This is especially important for rooms, whose windows overlook the northern side of the house. Terracotta can be used on the walls and add white. This will draw attention from bright yellow and balances the interior. Try to pick up textiles and accessories in the same color scheme so that the color palette remains holistic.
8 pink and blue
Aerial and tender combination that is suitable for those who want an unusual kitchen. It is very important to choose the right shades. On two kitchens, the gallery uses shades of pink and blue, which are located at the same distance from the center of the color circle. This means that they are the same in brightness and saturation.
Do not limit yourself to one kitchenette, take out colors onto walls, such as stripes. You can also pick up colored shelves, tablecloth on the dining table, accessories.
