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Interior Design Trends From Around The World

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Japanese Interior Design

Japanese Colours

Japanese interiors are very tranquil and calming rooms. The colour palette for Japanese interiors includes colours like, mint green, off-white, dark beige and plum. As the colours are quite neutral and calming you can be quite flexible with what colour to paint the walls. Use the plum colouring for accessories only as you may take away the Japanese feel and lose the tranquillity that’s filled the room.

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Mexican Interior Design

Mexican Colours

The Mexican colour palette contains very bold and bright colours so it’s best to keep your walls and flooring plain and as neutral as possible so you can let the Mexican feeling come through from the accessories and furniture. The Mexican colour palette includes colours like, peach, light brown, deep blue and bright yellow.

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Swedish Interior Design

Swedish Colours

Swedish colour palettes are quite cold with the use of colours such as, white, off white, pale green and pink. The cold colours will make the interior seem brighter as it’s easier for the light to bounce off the pale walls. By including black furniture you’re adding warmth and colour to the room and including accessories with hints of pink will add to this Swedish interior.

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Chinese Interior Design

Chinese Colours

The Chinese colour palette uses very calming colours such as, white, grey, deep off-red and light black. Chinese interiors are different to other interiors as the walls will be coloured and the accessories and furniture will be plain. Having deep off-red walls and black and white accessories really adds that tranquil, Chinese feeling to the room.

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Italian Interior Design

Italian Colours

Italian colour palettes use very earthy tones such as green and brown – these are them teamed up with whites and off whites. The Italians like to create a cheerful feel to their rooms through the use of terracotta with a pop of colour (a misty blue or an orange). The colours work really well together and by contrasting neutral walls with dark floors and furniture you’ll instantly achieve the Italian look.

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Moroccan Interior Design

Moroccan Colours

Moroccan colour palettes reflect the earth; all the colours a very earthy and warm. For the walls, go for a beige tone and then team this with a deep green statement wall – perfect colours for rooms that have a lot of natural light. Adding rustic brown and white accessories and furniture will really reign in that Moroccan style.

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Colonial US Interior Design

Colonial US Colours

Colonial US colour palettes use different variations of the same colour. Colours such as light yellow, mustard yellow and earthy brown are extremely common in Colonial interiors. Try using a pale yellow for the walls and team this with mustard yellow, brown and black accessories and furniture to get that vintage colonial feeling – the warmth and tone needs to be spot to achieve that authentic look.

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Kenyan Interior Design

Kenyan Colours

Kenyan colour palettes are very vibrant; they use colours deep, bright orange and yellows. These are often paired with blacks and brown for the bold statements. These colours complement each other very well and they add a lot of warmth to your room. Keep accessories simple and let these gorgeous colours do the talking.

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French Interior Design

French Colours

French interiors are heavily patterned so their colour palette consists of quite neutral colours. Colours such as dark grey, sky blue and pale pinks are used throughout. Teaming these colours with light walls and the same consistent pattern throughout the accessories and furniture will really create that French feeling you’re after. The French style has a habit if using the paler colours on the top of their walls with the stronger colours beneath chair rail height.

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Indian Interior Design

Indian Colours

Indian colour palettes consist of bright, earthy colours. Colours such as deep red and mustard yellow are widely used in Indian interiors. As Indian colours are warm in feel, you can go plain and light with the walls and use the Indian colours to add warmth and depth to the room. The earthy hues are what give the palette that unmistakable feel – but they are muted enough to fit in nicely in many homes.

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