top of page
  • Writer's pictureAnn

Deciding upon your main colour

Updated: Apr 20, 2018

Start by finding your main colour, perhaps a favoured item in the room, existing upholstery, rug or artwork will give you inspiration.


People often talk of a Rule 60-30-10

60% Dominant colour (walls) 30% Secondary colour (upholstery) 10% Accent colour (accessories) This method helps to keep a room scheme balanced, but is just a guide, your home is your personal space and should therefore reflect your own style.


Which style do you like? Classic, Contemporary, Modern... Floral, Geometric, Plain? A world of choice.


Take into consideration the style of your property, how you use the room, will the sun stream through on sunny days, will there be draught's. All things to be taken into consideration when choosing window treatments.


It is often considered easier to choose your fabric first as paint can be mixed to suit and you can build upon your scheme from there with accent colours in accessories etc.

47 views0 comments

Recent Posts

See All

Ready Made vs Made to Measure Blinds

Ready Made A good and affordable solution, widely available You are responsible for measuring the window You will need to fit or arrange a fitter Standard sizes only available Made to Measure We measu

Ready Made vs Made to Measure Curtains

Ready Made A good affordable solution and widely available You need to measure the window yourself You need to hang them Ready Made curtains come in standard sizes only Normal Lining and Blackout lini

bottom of page