Sentences with phrase «complementary color scheme»

While a complementary color scheme can be bold, you can tone it down for a more classic look by using warm neutrals and muted versions of your chosen hues.

Pairing green with a red - based hue creates a complementary color scheme and offers plenty of visual variety while relying on only two colors.

An unusual complementary color scheme of orange and blue serves to rev up each hue.

With a foundation of timeless neutrals, a complementary color scheme of coral orange and aqua blue brings this living room to life.

The combination makes for an incredible complementary color scheme.

Comprised of high quality components and a complementary color scheme, The Mantis is lightweight and intuitive to use and adjust.

If you are creating a complementary color scheme, what you need to know is that the items you are pairing don't need to be of the exact shade.

Here are a few places to turn if you want to pull complementary color schemes from life:

Not exact matches

This midi skirt features a print and a bright, bold color scheme like Jessica's; pump up the vibrant hues by pairing it with pumps in a complementary shade.

Make sure you use a button color that is bright enough to draw attention, but still complementary to your website's color scheme.

Through a controlled painting process, she turns portraits or still lifes into graphic schemes, applying a «skin» of irregular pattern — herringbone, fluid grids, or polka dots — in contrasting or complementary colors.

The video attached below shows off the Huawei Mate 10's lock screen, complete with an «intelligent color selection» feature that identifies the color scheme of the wallpaper and selects a complementary color for the lock screen text.

The fabric on the ottoman provides the inspiration for this living room color scheme of complementary orange and blue.

Choose bowls in complementary colors or plain white, whichever best suits your existing holiday decor color scheme.

Finding a color scheme, whether it's monochromatic or complementary, and sticking to it will pull your pieces together, creating a coherent and successful design.

Follow a favorite color scheme, like monochromatic or complementary, and stick with the 60-30-10 rule to create the perfect palette.