Orange color inside

This strong and emotional color stands for fame, perseverance and a desire for adventure. Orange is associated with bright sunlight, it speaks of joy and thinking outside the box. We will tell you how to best use this uplifting shade in the interior and why orange furniture is the perfect solution for cold climates.

In the photo: a sofa with a high back Gerarde's Poradaseats Desiree Wing… Apricot and copper brick are paints commonly used to decorate a living room. They create an atmosphere of comfort and hospitality.

The name of the color is borrowed from the Old French word “orange” – orange, which in turn is derived from the Italian “arancia”. Despite the popularity of the color, its name has recently entered European languages: the first recorded mention in English sources dates back to 1502 in a description of clothing purchased for Princess Margaret Tudor.

In the photo: Sofa andTradition Mayor Sofa… Even a single piece of orange furniture can create a cheerful mood in a room. In this Moscow apartment, an orange sofa is shown in the photo.

The invigorating effect of orange tones on the soul has long been known. In ancient Greece and Egypt, healers insisted on herbal decoctions on special orange stones to raise the tone and get rid of apathy. The positive effects of orange blossom continue to be used today in the fight against depression. Studies show that it helps to cope with conflicting personalities and helps to direct aggression in a constructive direction. In psychology, orange is considered the color of creativity and enthusiasm. For interiors, muted tones are usually chosen: ocher, terracotta, salmon, bronze. Bold decorators will definitely like the bright: tangerine, amber and coral… It is worth remembering that too much orange can cause stress and irritation. Neon orange can be tiring, so its use should be limited.

Photo: “ armchair Alberta… For people prone to fatigue and drowsiness, it is recommended to use pastel orange tones in the interior.

For large surfaces, choose a less energetic color softened by other tones and emphasis:

In the photo: sofa Albertaarmchair Desiree… Orange objects immediately catch the eye. A great option when you want to highlight one or more objects in the apartment.

Most often, orange can be found in such interior styles. retro (sixties style), country, minimalism (including Japanese), ethnic style (boho), art decoavangart, pop art.

In the photo: vase Oh and the brand's bedside tables cartel…This range is associated with warmth, joy and happiness. The tangerine tone evokes the everyday feeling of the holiday and prepares you for something positive.

Interestingly, the use of the orange as a symbol is widespread all over the world. Perhaps the orange has gained the most widespread significance in the Netherlands, where it has become the national color. The story goes back to the Middle Ages, when orange was the official color of the Prince of Orange, who later became the kings of the Netherlands. In this honor, the jerseys of Dutch footballers are also orange.

Orange and blue are complementary colors that can become friendly neighbors and create a harmonious combination. It is better to use warm blue tones:

In the photo: living room Montbel.

If violet is considered similar to blue, then this pair is a softer version of the first combination. In this tandem, you can see sophistication and exoticism. Consider a combination with violet, amethyst, purple, red-violet, eggplant:

In the photo: upholstered furniture Swan.

In the photo: poufs High fashion.

In the photo: furniture Bross.

If you place several objects of different colors in the same room, the orange ones will appear. closer the rest:

In the photo: furniture in the style of the 60s Enrico Pellizzoni…Orange objects are perceived as an accent by the human brain.

Use orange in rooms with north-facing windows. In dark and cool areas, orange can compensate for the lack of sun. If you look at its tone for a long time, it will seem that the air temperature is several degrees higher than it actually is.

Photo: “ Designer chair ” Frag Parentheses…Orange rightfully holds the title of the warmest tone in the color spectrum because it has no cold tones.

In the photo: an elegant armchair Giselle range… Gray tone reduces the brightness of orange. The combination of gray and orange is universal in terms of impact on the psyche – both energetic and calm people will feel comfortable in such interiors.

Orange contributes to the emergence of the right mood for work, increases productivity and the desire to think logically, and also improves concentration.

In the photo: bright armchairs Bross.

It will be a good match with orange, beige, lead and graphite. Light tones calm it, dark tones add “scandalism”, medium tones – muffle.

Orange and brown are an attractive pair. Take a combination of chocolate, chestnut and coffee tones:

Orange begins to “vibrate” against the background of black. This combination is used for avant-garde interiors, public spaces …

Photo: “ interior ” High fashion.

The meaning of orange – self-discovery, adventure seeking, easy sociability – makes it suitable for decorating living rooms and dining rooms:

In the photo: armchairs Baxterarmchair Ditre Italia Yen Love in giraffe colors. This tone with the original name is the result of a mixture of red and light brown tones.

In the photo: armchairs Frag.

He loves oranges very much Children… keeps the child in a strong state, which contributes to his development and health:

In the photo: children's furniture Batistella…Orange on a white background creates an association with the sun.

In the photo: nursery details Batistella.

It can be called a hint of fertility by comparing it to citrus fruits that bring a rich harvest. Until now, in France, a wreath of orange blossoms is put on the bride's head in the hope of a rapid increase in the family.

In the photo: Batistella… The yellow-orange color is perfect for a child's room. Both colors will contribute to the child's development and promote a positive attitude.

Orange resembles childish activity, curiosity, and imagination:

In the photo: children Tumidei Comp. 105… The beneficial effect of orange on anemia has been noticed, as the number of red blood cells in the blood increases after color therapy.

If painting your living room walls orange is too daring for you, try starting in the bathroom. Bright walls will bring more joy on a winter morning than the usual white tiles. Roberto Palomba and Ludovica Palomba have created a complete collection of bathroom furniture and accessories in a cheerful hue for the Kartell brand. The furniture and accessories are made of Kartell’s proprietary material – transparent polycarbonate.

“These items will give you a great opportunity to express yourself,” say the designers. “We want to make going to the bathroom a fun and creative process every time.”

In the photo: from the bathroom cartel… Orange in the morning speeds up your metabolism, helps you stay alert and energetic, and also increases the number of heart muscle contractions.

Photo: “ armchair Mafalda is a moron… Orange interiors have a very harmonious floral and fruit decor. Go well with orange wickerwork.

Orange is very popular in the East. It is the color of the sun, fire, spices, juicy fruits. It is the color of the union of the sexes (red is masculine and yellow is feminine). It is also the color of spiritual enlightenment. In Buddhism, it is a symbol of humility. It is believed that thanks to this tone it is much easier to renounce sins, to calm vices and passions.

In the photo: a bright sofa Deadbeat…A combination of orange and warm green.

Want to visually enlarge the space and add a sense of spaciousness? Highlight one wall with color and paint the rest with neutral light paint – the ceiling will appear taller.

In the photo: chairs Deadbeat against the background of the accent wall. Orange goes well with red. Warm, fiery combinations. Use shades of red such as scarlet, cinnabar, terracotta and wine.

Orange is “complemented” by its own tones: lighter or darker. Thus, volume is created: a play of light and shadow.

In the photo: factory chairs Deadbeat… The palette includes warm tones that characterize the positive psychotherapeutic effect.

In the photo: comfortable armchairs and poufs Paola Lenti.

Photo: “ outdoor furniture Varaschin.

Pictured: stylish Italian outdoor furniture Wheels.

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