Designers create an interior in which a sunny mood always lives using orange. All its shades have a soft power positive emotions, awaken energy and please the eye.
In the kitchen, these shades increase appetite, as the theme of oranges, juicy persimmons, ripe pumpkin, carrots, bell pepper excites culinary fantasies and adds festiveness to every day.
Enlivening the room with a natural combination of orange and green is inspired by nature itself. Summer theme reminds blooming lawn, winter version - New Year's holidays with branches of pine needles and tangerines. The design of the dining room will be harmonious in this noble color pair, reflected in the design of curtains, furniture fronts, chair covers, and decorative items.
It is recommended to choose a pure grass shade or green apple paint for furniture; complement with juicy fruit themes: peach, apricot, orange - textiles, carpet, curtains.
The walls can be a neutral background, in beige or cream colors, so as not to awaken children's hyperactivity.
A rare and expressive combination of orange and black colors. This can be an individual solution for bold and daring natures. This combination resembles the fire of a fire at night and awakens strong feelings.
Grayish surfaces of countertops, walls, and finishing elements can soften the contrast. Design in this combination of colors is typical for offices that reflect the individuality of the owner and the brutality of nature.
Orange and gray have become fashionable in interior design due to their versatility and self-sufficiency. The main thing in this color pair is to choose a rich one. sunny shade, do not take rusty and “dirty” tones.
You can add white strokes window frames, furniture elements. This will emphasize the union of a bright, life-affirming attitude and protective cement strength.
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Today we will talk about the color orange, with which designers propose to create magnificent interiors because they consider it an excellent means, and my experience of “living with orange” turned out to be extremely positive. I'll try to convince you too)))
“Orange sky, orange sea, orange greenery, orange camel...” The words of this “Orange Song” pour like a balm on the souls of orange lovers. A color that has absorbed all the brightest and most positive properties of its “parents” - bright yellow and red.
According to the “expert” of colors and shades, Mars Luscher, orange is the color of joy, vivid impressions and violent emotions. It makes the heart beat faster, gives good mood and pleasing to the eye. This is the color of excellent appetite and vigor, carefree children's laughter and inexhaustible energy, soft strength, positivity and eternal celebration!
Orange, unlike red, is active, but not aggressive. He affects us with softness and warmth, he knows how to show a “plus” even in a “minus” and makes us move forward, and only forward! With him, life takes on new colors and becomes brighter, more joyful and fuller.
Modern psychology is also supported by the ancient practice of Feng Shui.
According to Feng Shui, orange is the color of creativity and freedom, action and optimism. It helps to get rid of fears, melancholy and depression, helps to reveal one's abilities and symbolizes hope for happiness and prosperity.
Orange color is so bright that it can crowd out all other colors and shades. But at the same time, it gets along well with many colors and feels great in any environment, in any interior.
Moreover, orange, like no other, is rich in undertones: juicy orange, tangerine; more soft tones– carrot, ripe apricot, pumpkin; brownish-orange - copper, rusty, ocher, dark amber, honey; muted shades of orange - cream, terracotta, soft salmon.
So, let's go through the rooms and see what the interior looks like in orange tones!
Orange color in the kitchen interior
Orange cuisine is the key to a good appetite and a great mood in the morning! In such a room it will always be cozy and comfortable. And depending on what colors accompany orange, the kitchen will look fun and playful or stylish and original.
Orange color not only displaces all other colors, but also visually increases the volume of objects and makes them closer. Therefore, the main rule of orange cuisine is balance. An entire kitchen done in orange tones is too much. So you need to decide right away: there will be bright walls or headset.
Most often, the facades of an orange kitchen act as an accent. Which ones to choose in this case? What colors go best with orange in a kitchen interior?
The ideal “couple” is orange! An orange with leaves, bright summer sun and lush grass, a flowerbed with marigolds... The most natural combination is one of the most popular when decorating kitchens.
A kitchen set with orange fronts also looks harmonious against a calm background - light gray, silver, milky, ivory, white or a light shade of yellow.
And vice versa, light facades kitchen set look great with orange walls.
The combination of orange and blue-violet shades looks original, bold and extravagant. In this case, bright details will be unnecessary - excessive variegation will give the interior a tacky look.
But an apron in an orange kitchen may well “match” the kitchen. An apron with photo printing will be especially good.
The tabletop in this case can be white, black, gray. In some cases, shades of olive and cherry are suitable.
It is worth paying attention to contrasting combination orange and black - this kitchen looks simply amazing - stylish and very impressive!
Despite the fact that I am not a fan of the color orange in general, in the interior it gives me pleasure, both to the eyes and to the soul)) The experience of living in a kitchen with orange facades confirms that indeed this bright, cheerful color is capable of energizing and sunny mood :)
Orange color in the living room interior
Orange would also be appropriate in the living room. Especially if the room area is rather large and the windows face north.
In this case, orange will warm the room, add sun and warmth to it, and create an atmosphere of comfort and celebration. The whole family will happily gather in the evenings in an orange-colored living room; such a room will welcome guests at home as well.
In the living room, orange is used more often as accents - floor lamps, pillows, paintings, rugs, interior decor.
But, with a certain courage and skill, it is quite possible to increase the amount of this sparkling color. Orange looks best in living rooms decorated in the style of pop art, minimalism, retro (60s era), country, art deco, avant-garde and oriental ethnic style.
To ensure that the living room interior is harmonious and not overloaded, designers recommend choosing complex orange-brown (ochre, terracotta, copper) and soft light shades (peach, pumpkin, honey) for the walls, and for the floor - dark shades wood is a wonderful background for an orange carpet!
In this case, upholstered furniture can be chosen in gray, beige or white colors. And orange will complement the interior decorative pillows and a blanket. coffee table with a glass tabletop or a console with twisted legs will also fit perfectly into such an interior.
If you prefer to make a bright accent on the furniture, then the best option there will be an orange sofa. The ideal “background” for it would be walls of white, cream, gray, green and light shades blue. Moreover, the lighter the furniture upholstery, the lighter the shade of the walls should be.
But in the living room we not only had bright accents in the form of orange furniture, but all the walls were covered with wallpaper in orange tones. And, you know, none of the guests ever complained that the color was too bright and boring, but for me it generally seems good: warm and festive.
Orange color in the bedroom interior
Bright and active orange color in the bedroom should be used extremely carefully. Otherwise, you are guaranteed to have problems with sleep: instead of rest and relaxation, you will get a state of nervousness and overexcitation. And if you prefer calmer tones in the recreation area, then pay attention to. Although the orange color for this room can also be played up.
Orange wallpaper in a bedroom interior, at the behest of designers, becomes softer and gentle tones peach and apricot. In combination with beige and golden shades, they create an amazing atmosphere of harmony, warmth and bliss in the bedroom.
As for furniture, shades of dark wood look best when paired with orange.
But you can “play” with accessories. Transparent orange curtains will help you wake up in the morning and smile at a new day (especially if getting up in the morning is a difficult problem for you).
Decorative pillows with a blanket, bed linen, fresh flowers or lamp shades will “support” the clothes for the windows. The main thing is not to overdo it!
Orange color: combination with other colors in the interior
Since orange is an exceptionally warm color that does not have cold shades, designers recommend “mixing” it only with the same warm tones.
The most popular combinations of orange with cream, beige, green, olive, gray, white, and shades of brown.
Orange shades combine interestingly with each other. So peach, pumpkin and apricot look especially elegant if their beauty is emphasized by shades of copper or terracotta.
Despite the “tendency” of orange towards the warm spectrum, it also looks very impressive in combination with cool shades of blue, lilac, etc.
This interior is not for everyone. But for lovers of extravagance and outrageousness, it is ideal!
And in order for you to always have “sun in the house”, just hang curtains or tulle in any shade of the orange palette on the window and it will immediately seem that there is more light in the room, and the mood will become just as sunny :)
With other colors is an art that every novice designer who dreams of a “sunny” interior must master. This color, capable of giving a good mood, has certain secrets that may prevent it from being combined with others. Once you know them, it’s easy to learn how to make pairs correctly. So, in what tandems can orange blossom take part?
Orange in the interior: an unexpected union
Nowadays, the avant-garde style in all its manifestations is extremely popular. Characteristic feature This direction in design is a combination of colors and shades that at first glance may seem provocative. For example, fans of avant-garde interiors looking for interesting combination orange with other colors may pay attention to shades of black.
Of course, if you limit yourself to the two above-mentioned colors, the room will take on a too bold, even aggressive look. However, having diluted the union with shades of other participants color palette, you can get excellent results. For example, combining orange and black tones, you can add small splashes of gray, red or white.
Orange and white
Of course, you cannot ignore shades of white when choosing an interesting combination of orange with other colors. This solution can be recommended to those who dream of a cheerful, invigorating interior. The white successfully absorbs some of the orange's warmth, which in turn has a softening effect on its cool whiteness.
White and orange are an interesting tandem that can become a true highlight of an interior that embodies the basic tenets of such a movement as minimalism. This union is most popular when decorating a kitchen. For example, orange ones will look impressive against the backdrop of snow-white walls. furniture facades. You can also place light-colored plumbing fixtures against bright walls.
Of course, not only orange kitchen. The photo above shows that the combination of orange and white has the right to exist in other rooms in the house. However, in this case, the tandem is necessarily diluted with other participants in the color palette.
Marine motifs
When imagining a successful combination of orange with other colors, it is difficult to pair it with an orange shade blue tone. In fact, such a tandem has been successfully used by designers to create fashionable interiors. The main thing is to give preference to blue, categorically rejecting cold shades.
For example, the combination of orange and soft blue tones is often found in nature and evokes associations with a cloudless sky. Such tandems are easy to find in interiors that are dedicated to tropical themes; they are also used to create design in the best traditions of Provence.
Fiery orange tone in this case it cannot be used; it is better to stick to apricot and peach shades.
Popular tandem
Orange is often combined with green. Such a union evokes associations with a flowering meadow, therefore, it is approved by nature itself and is pleasing to the eye. The basic rule is that only warm shades of grass color are used; it is better to refrain from using cold shades.
Orange and green are a tandem that is most relevant in the kitchen. It is believed to have a positive effect on appetite, conjuring up images of a basket of bright, ripe fruit. It is advisable to include peach and apricot shades of color as participants in such an alliance. For example, furniture with orange fronts will look great against a background of pale green tiles. These tones can be confidently used in textiles and decorative elements. The tandem will only benefit if it is diluted with other shades - beige, cream.
Orange and gray
The orange color in the interior combines elegantly with almost any shade of gray. This color has a calming effect on the brightness of the orange tone and reduces its activity. A similar tandem is often used in the living room; for example, orange furniture looks impressive when placed next to gray walls. It is interesting that in such an environment both energetic and business-minded individuals, as well as people seeking tranquility and dreaming of relaxation, will feel comfortable.
It is worth knowing that orange and gray are an excellent design solution that embodies the features of the fashionable high-tech trend. In this case, you can safely turn to the gray one.
Caution required
The combination of orange with other colors in design is fraught with a lot of surprises that can cause surprise. For example, is it possible to combine shades of orange with tones of red? Theoretically, this union has the right to exist. However, the designer must not forget about the energy and audacity of red, observing increased caution.
For example, if the interior is dominated by red, orange can be used only in the form of a small spot. Perhaps the door will be painted in this tone, or it will be chosen for sofa cushions. Other colors are also required: white, gray. A similar approach is taken for designs that feature a lot of orange tones. Red in this case is added only as a minor stain.
Orange and brown
Combining orange with others certainly requires caution. However, you can forget about this rule by combining it with shades of brown. Orange and chocolate coexist peacefully side by side; such a union is relevant for any room in the house, from the kitchen to the hallway. The result will delight those who dream of an interior that is energetic and cozy at the same time.
For example, in the living room you can safely combine wallpaper that has a shade of orange coral with brown furniture. Interesting solution- a chair with orange seats. It is desirable that light colors dominate the interior.
Crazy alliances
Orange is combined with the members of the color palette described above, but there are also unacceptable combinations. For example, you should not experiment by combining orange and pink tones. Psychologists are convinced that such an environment can become a source of depression.
Orange and yellow
Orange and yellow are a tandem that also has the right to life. However, none of these shades should dominate the room, otherwise the interior will have a depressing effect on the psyche. For example, you can use yellow and orange tones in small quantities, adding them with the help of accessories and textiles. In this case, you should choose a coffee tone as the main one.
The combination of yellow and orange is most relevant in rooms such as the living room, dining room and kitchen. An interesting solution is to use this tandem in one of the zones of the room, choosing beige or gray as the color.
Designers' opinion
So, above we consider orange color, combination with others. Photo various options the combination of orange shades with other members of the color palette can be seen in the article. However, the attitude to color on the part of professional designers is also of great interest. What do experts say about it, how to use it correctly?
Orange color is best used when creating an interior using the accent method. In other words, its shades should be introduced using textiles and accessories - in small quantities. Preference should be given to bright furniture or walls with extreme caution. This solution is advisable in rooms where the windows face north, since a bright color can compensate for the lack of sun and make the space warmer.
Orange accents fill rooms with warmth and comfort, creating a cheerful mood in everyone who is in them. When using color to decorate large surfaces, you can overdo it, in which case the interior will irritate and tire, and not please the eye. Therefore, designers strongly advise against getting too carried away with orange tones in rooms such as the bedroom and living room. It is best to limit yourself to the kitchen, dining room, office.
Interior styles
There are interior trends in which orange is the color welcome guests, as well as styles in which its use is considered inappropriate. The first, of course, includes such popular trends these days as minimalism, country, retro, loves orange tones and ethnic style. This color can dominate in interiors decorated in the traditions of avant-garde, pop art, and art deco.
There is no place for orange in the rooms for which it was chosen classic style. Also, its shades absolutely do not fit into such trends as Rococo and Empire. Even the combination of orange with other colors in the interior in a small amount of the above-mentioned styles is not welcome.
The correct placement of accents using the color orange in the interior will help fill the room with warmth, light, a feeling of optimism and genuine cheerfulness.
At the same time, excessive abuse of excess amounts of orange will lead to premature fatigue and become a source of irritation. The main thing is to show a sense of proportion.
The predominant property of orange is its unique ability displace any other colors. Objects painted orange, even small sizes, usually attract attention first. Against their background, other objects, as a rule, are simply lost. This fact must be taken into account when choosing a suitable combination of orange color in the interior.
Main features of using orange color in interior design
The stimulating specific properties of color somewhat limit its use. It is generally accepted that orange is appropriate in rooms that are not associated with relaxation and rest, that is, in the dining room, kitchen, home office or library. It is undesirable to use it in the interior of rooms located on the south side - this can cause a subconscious feeling of excessive heat.
Orange color is quite appropriate in almost all areas of art. And if in its pure form it is unacceptable in classic, empire and rococo, then its combination in the interior with brown gives an interesting terracotta shade, the relevance of which in the areas listed above is beyond doubt.
Ideal application orange in rooms located on the north side. As a rule, most of these are slightly darkened and cool rooms, and thanks to the sunshine of this color, such rooms are instantly transformed, you just need to add a bright accessory. For example: orange curtains or a simple orange lampshade can add a feeling of warmth and coziness. Quite often, decorators and designers use a combination of orange with wickerwork in the interior or with compositions consisting of dried flowers and autumn leaves.
Another property of this color lies in the visual approximation of objects. Using this quality wisely allows you to adjust the interior of the room to your liking. For example: you can make it visually quite spacious narrow room, and in a room with high ceilings, visually push the walls apart, expanding the space, using orange to decorate the ceiling plane.
The optimal combination of orange in the interior
The use of orange color is determined depending on its shade. Example: combination of orange in the interior with peach color associated with freshness. The soft joy and warmth of this shade makes it simply irreplaceable when decorating bathrooms, bedrooms and dining rooms. And the orange shade is much more energetic and therefore will look more harmonious in the interior of a kitchen or hallway.
Combination in the interior orange with brown color is called terracotta shade and is an integral part of the oriental decor palette. Such an interior is more appropriate in bedrooms, offices and living rooms.
Looks very good in the design of children's and playrooms light tangerine shade. Apricot and pumpkin shades are perfect for dining rooms and kitchens. But honey is universal color, it can harmoniously fit into the decor of almost any room.
There are a huge number of shades of orange. Some are more energetic, while others, on the contrary, are calming in nature and therefore have different purposes. Example: in its pure form, orange is used only as a very bright accent in the interior, which can be accessories such as bedspreads or pillows, lampshades or rugs, vases or bed linen, etc.
The combination of orange and white in the interior is associated with the sun, since white color expressively emphasizes the brightness of orange and is charged with its warmth. Just perfect combination for kitchens in a minimalist style.
The combination with black, as well as with purple, is very rare because of its aggressiveness. This combination can be used to decorate an interior in a futuristic style.
Incredible harmonious combination with blue. This is a natural subtext, symbolizing the sun and sky, or the sea and the sun. But a similar effect is possible when using only warm shades of blue.
Natural associations are evoked by a unique combination in the interior orange with green. Warm shades of green are reminiscent of summer meadows and at the same time evoke joyful feelings. This combination is very appropriate in the kitchen and dining room.
Also, it is very often used to decorate the kitchen. combination with gray. These colors look very harmonious and are especially recommended by psychologists, as they are the optimal combination for their effect on the human psyche.
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Interior in orange tones
Orange interior
Orange is the second color of the spectrum, located between red and yellow and including both of these colors. Therefore, it has their main characteristics: the passion and activity of red and the calmness and cheerfulness of yellow. Orange is the color of the holiday, associated with New Year's tangerines, sunny beaches, and fireworks. However, orange can be used not only for decorating holiday venues, but also for home interiors. Are you ready to bring some into your home? orange holiday? Then let's get to know it interesting color closer.
Orange color: main characteristics
- Orange color is always warm, it does not have cold shades.
- Orange color in the interior helps improve mood, which has been confirmed by psychologists.
- The orange color in the interior excites and activates – these properties it inherited from the red color. However, orange is not as aggressive as red, and therefore less likely to cause feelings of irritation and anxiety.
- From yellow, orange inherited another property: to create a feeling of well-being and happiness.
- Orange color can visually bring objects closer: orange walls, furniture, accessories.
- Orange color visually increases the volume of objects: for example, orange will appear more voluminous than green. Volume orange room does not visually increase.
- Orange color is warm, light and even blinding. It’s as if he transfers a part of himself to other objects nearby. So, a room with orange walls may appear creamy, but a mirror in an orange-peach bathroom will create a beautiful reflection, as if magically improving the skin color of the person looking at it.
- Orange color in the interior stimulates brain function, improves appetite, and increases tone. In addition, orange increases the level of emotionality and encourages conversation.
- The neighboring colors of orange are red and yellow; the complementary (opposite) color of orange is blue.
Orange color in the interior: main aspects
The amount of orange in the interior
The main use of orange in the interior is accentuation. That is, it is less often used for painting walls and furniture, but more often for accessories, textiles, etc. The introduction of orange accents creates the desired effect - it makes the room more cheerful, warmer, more active, etc., but at the same time you don’t have to worry about the pressure of the walls and the irritating effect.
Orange is also used to decorate large surfaces, but here you need to be careful not to cross the line between “invigorates and warms” and “irritates and tires.” Play with shades of orange, combine it with others - and you can enjoy all the benefits orange in the interior .
The power of orange relative to other colors
Orange tends to crowd out all colors. That is, when entering a room, a person will pay attention to orange objects - be it walls, furniture, carpet on the floor or accessories. The more orange, the less noticeable the color of objects of a different color. This needs to be taken into account. If you want, for example, to highlight your beige upholstered furniture in the living room, do not overuse the room with orange decoration - paint only one or two walls this color, and place the sofa against a wall of a different color (for example, gray).
Orange color in the interior: in what rooms and styles is it appropriate?
Classic design rule states that orange good in rooms such as kitchen, dining room, children's room, 
office ( home office). Orange is not suitable for rooms where you relax and unwind, for romantic bedrooms, or for rooms that are too bright and hot.
Room styles in which orange is most often used: retro mid-20th century (60s style), minimalism (including Japanese minimalism), ethnic style (oriental, Mexican, etc.), art deco, avant-garde, pop art. Classic, Empire, Rococo do not accept orange, but it is quite acceptable to use terracotta shades obtained by mixing orange and brown.
Orange color in the interior as a design tool for correcting room deficiencies
It is worth using orange color in the interior of rooms whose windows face north. Where it is almost always dark and cool, orange will compensate for the lack of sun and create a joyful mood. By the way, sometimes it’s enough to hang orange ones on the windows translucent curtains- and dark, cold room will be transformed immediately.
Since the orange color, as mentioned above, tends to visually bring objects closer, you should not use orange to decorate walls in small rooms. This property of orange can be used to visually correct the volume of a narrow and tall room. The orange ceiling will visually lower, causing the walls to visually expand.
Shades of orange in the interior
When we talk about orange color in the interior
, we mean, of course, not only pure orange, but also its various shades. Standard orange is not often used for wall decoration; preference is usually given to its more complex shades.
Thus, orange-peach color is popular, associated with freshness. It is also warm and cheerful, but not as active and energetic as orange, so it is great for bedrooms, dining rooms, and bathrooms.
Orange and brown give such complex shades as terracotta, ocher, copper, mahogany. These shades are good for living rooms, bedrooms and offices. They are used to create oriental interiors.
A light tangerine shade would be good in a nursery. Pumpkin, apricot - in the kitchen and dining room. Honey - in almost any room.
In a word, speaking of orange color in the interior, you shouldn’t always mean only orange blossom. Orange, like red, has many shades. For large surfaces, choose a less energetic color, smoothed out by other tones, and use pure orange for accentuation: pillows, bed linen, bedspreads, lampshades, vases, etc.
There are many shades of orange:
Orange color in the interior: combination with other colors
What to combine orange with in the interior? It can be difficult to choose the right shade to combine with orange, since the color is not very simple. The main thing is to remember one rule: orange has no cold shades. It is very warm, so it doesn’t go well with cool shades. For example, orange can be combined with blue, but only with its warm shade. Well, now let’s look at all the successful and not so successful ones successful combinations orange with other colors.
Orange and white.
Great combination. Orange against white creates an association with the sun. White, though a little 
loses its cold, virgin whiteness, adjacent to orange, but it takes on some of the warmth. At the same time, the brightness of orange is enhanced against the background of white. White and orange are a great combination for a minimalist bathroom, living room and kitchen.
Orange and black. Of course, you can combine orange and black, but this combination turns out to be brutal and aggressive. Against a black background, orange begins to burn, blind, and pulsate. This combination is used for modern futuristic interiors, but designers still recommend diluting it with the presence of other colors - for example, white, red or gray.
Orange and blue. People who are far from working with color often cannot imagine such a combination. In fact, orange and blue are complementary colors that can be very friendly neighbors and create a harmonious combination. One rule is to use warm shades of blue. Delicate blue and orange – what does this remind us of? Of course, the sky is on a clear day. Can such a combination be called unsuccessful if it was intended by nature itself?
The combination of complex shades of blue and orange is also reminiscent of the sea, and is therefore often used to create interiors in a tropical, Mediterranean style, as well as in the style. The orange here, of course, should not be fiery, but rather soft - peach, apricot, etc. This combination is also used for Asian ethnic interiors. It is not for nothing that the combination of shades of orange and blue is so often found in the textiles of the peoples of Asia.
Textiles in ethnic style: a combination of orange and blue
Orange and purple. This is considered to be a very unfortunate combination. Never use it in the interior unless you are a super extravagant person prone to crazy experiments.
Orange and green.
This is also a natural combination, reminiscent of a flowering meadow. And green in combination with orange reminds us of New Year's holidays- joyful and fragrant. When combining orange with green, you need to remember the rule that shades of orange are combined only with warm shades other colors. So, we select a warm green shade.
This combination is most successful in the kitchen and dining room , as it reminds us of a basket of fruits: peaches, apricots, oranges and soft green apples. Combine these shades: apple green with one of the fruity shades of orange. For example, if you have kitchen furniture with orange facades, make a splashback from pale green tiles. Lay the floor with tiles of the same color. Combine both of these colors in curtains, as well as in chair covers, napkins and decorative items. The walls can be painted in some neutral, but always warm color (for example, cream or light beige).
Orange and cream. Cream color is very calm. With his calmness he will balance the energy of orange. For example, against a white background, orange will begin to “burn”, and against the background of cream, beige and similar shades, on the contrary, it will “go dark” slightly. This combination is often used when decorating walls: for example, 1-2 walls of a room are painted orange, and other walls are painted cream.
Orange and grey.
This is also a good combination. Easy gray shade, like cream, extinguishes the brightness of orange, 
slightly neutralizes its activity. Moreover, these colors do not contradict each other, but coexist quite harmoniously. The combination of gray and orange is universal in terms of its impact on the psyche - both energetic and very calm people will feel comfortable in such interiors.
By the way, you can combine orange with cold gray: this combination is used for modern interiors in high-tech style. This alliance is usually used only in kitchens.
Orange and hot pink. No, not the best best combination, difficult for the psyche.
A combination of orange with similar shades. This is an option for fans monochrome interiors. You can take several similar shades of orange - darker and lighter - and combine them with each other. For example, pale apricot walls, honey-toned parquet, an orange sofa and wooden furniture warm golden color. Add here accessories in terracotta and other complex shades of red, brown, yellow, and your interior will turn out warm and unobtrusive, reminiscent of an autumn park.
The combination of wall color and furniture upholstery, as well as carpeting
If you choose orange walls, pay attention to upholstered furniture light green, light blue, beige, light gray and white. In this case, you can choose a carpet or carpet in dark gray, brown, green, blue and even reddish.
If you want to place orange upholstered furniture, paint the walls white, green (if the upholstery is light orange, not bright), light blue, gray.
When choosing shades, focus on the color wheel: combine shades that are in the same inner circle.
