Synchronization of colors and themes
The first thing to do after you’ve decided what decorating style theme you’re going to use for the living room of your new home or while renovating your existing home, you need to decide what color scheme you’re going to use. You should consider color coordination with the color theme of your furniture, upholstery, décor accessories, floor coverings, rugs, etc.
Another option is to start with the furniture and match the paint colors with it. You can try starting with the main piece of furniture in the room or the center point of the room. Use balance colors or make the focal point stand out with something light around it.
Choosing classic colors that still work
The most fashionable color today is still various shades of white or off-white because it makes the room look very big and also makes small pieces like lamps and tables look bigger. White also adds light to your living room and helps keep it cooler in the summer months. However, too many rooms with white walls tend to make your home look sterile or generic, not to mention the time it takes to keep your walls clean.
Great color options
A great idea would be to add splashes of color to complement your white walls. You could use a little tan for your trim, a few shades in light green or blue, or a tan or taupe accent wall.
Brown: There is nothing like brown tones to bring out the warmth and combine very well with almost everything. But be careful when using brown colors in a small living room, as it can overpower the room, overwhelming the colors of your furniture and accents. However, shades of tan or taupe will work.
Reds: The color red is a classic shade because they are very bold, vivacious and daring. Reds work especially well with light-colored furniture, making it pop even more. Still, people like to use red as an accent color with just a hint of that hue, rather than a main wall color. But nowadays, some people also dare to paint their walls red.
Blues: Blues are cool and most often associated with French, Victorian, or Navy designs. In more traditional uses, blue is ideal for expressing formality due to its comforting nature. However, blue suggests countless different shades that can change the perspective and the atmosphere.
Learn from what you have read and get the basics from different places and start experimenting. There are several excellent professionals who also provide color consultation to their clients. Hopefully, these few tips will help you find your own living room paint colors and help you create the living room of your dreams.