Many contemporary properties feature open-plan layouts, with one room taking on multiple functions throughout the day and evening.
This change has placed a new importance on ‘colour zoning’.
Colour zoning open-plan rooms is the act of using colour to create different areas within a space.
As a result, each area will have its own function, and it is a great way to bring structure to the room.
Carried out effectively, this method of decorating can create a harmonious interior with a clear sense of purpose and flow.
It’s important to consider the look and feel that you want, and if you have a dual-function room, or simply want a pop of colour, then just painting a section or a corner of a wall is the perfect solution.
This technique can not only add a touch of style, but also serve a practical purpose by zoning different areas for work, dining, or reading.
By using clean lines and a rectangular shape, you can create a visually appealing painted section that not only adds dimension to the overall design of the room.
This versatile approach allows you to create distinct zones within a single space, maximising its functionality while adding an artistic touch.
Whether you want to create a cosy seating area, or highlight a specific corner for a particular activity, painting a section or a corner of a wall can transform your room and make it truly unique.
If you need help with colour zoning in your home or for any other interior dilemmas contact Lauraine on 086 8657360 follow her Facebook page ineanish or www.ineanish.ie
