Four Common Color Matching Methods

Color collocation is an important part of interior soft decoration design, and different collocation methods will produce different visual effects. This paper will introduce four common color matching methods to help readers better understand interior soft decoration design.

Homogeneous color collocation

Similar color matching refers to the color matching method that uses the depth change of a hue of the net to decorate. Homogeneous color matching is more common. Simple and easy to master color matching method, with the characteristics of overall coordination.

Adjacent color matching

Adjacent color matching, also known as similar color matching, refers to the matching method of decorating with color matching between similar colors. Adjacent color collocation can not only maintain the same tendency in the overall tone, but also change in the tone, which is a low contrast harmony and has the characteristics of stability and harmony.

Contrast color collocation

Contrast color collocation refers to the collocation method of decorative combination with colors with different tone effects. The combination of two colors that are far apart, especially the color matching of the triangle position on the color ring, such as yellow purple and red green, is a color matching method with striking contrast effect, which can create a bright and lively space atmosphere and has a strong visual impact.

Complementary color matching

Complementary color collocation refers to the decorative combination of two linearly opposite colors on the color phase ring. Because the two colors in complementary colors do not contain each other's hue, it is easy to form sharp contrast and produce strong visual effects.