Question 1

How should I distribute colors in my room?

Accepted Answer

Use the 70-20-10 rule: 70% lightest colors for walls and ceiling (main surfaces), 20% medium tones for furniture and flooring, and 10% darkest colors for accents and decorative items.

Question 2

How to use this color palette in a study?

Accepted Answer

Use darker colors behind your desk to reduce eye strain, light colors on side walls for focus and brightness, add accent colors through books and accessories, and medium tones work well for bookshelves and storage.

Question 3

What are the best practices for using interior color palettes?

Accepted Answer

Always test colors in different lighting conditions before final decision, use the darkest color sparingly to create depth and visual interest, consider the room's natural lighting when choosing your primary colors, and start with paint samples on the wall before committing to large areas.

Question 4

Which colors should I use for walls and ceiling?

Accepted Answer

Use the lightest colors from your palette for walls and ceiling. These should represent about 70% of your color distribution and serve as the foundation for your room's color scheme.

Conventional Perfect

Plain Sustaining

Timeless Weighing

Orthodox Perfect

Standard Perfect

Noble Perfect

Timeless Perfect