Turquoise color in the interior: description and recommendations for use

When choosing a color scheme for the interior of a dwelling, today more and more stylists resort to the use of turquoise. Unlike the cold blue shade, it does not have a depressing connotation, and therefore can make any room in a house or apartment cozy. However, in order to achieve harmony, it is necessary to take into account the specifics of color, to select the correct contrasts and branches of the interior style.

Turquoise is not universal, it has no clear perception. Combining blue and green colors, it can carry different messages. For example, regardless of the degree of its brightness, it adjusts to peace of mind and tranquility. According to the beliefs of different nationalities, this color promises prosperity and wealth. From the point of view of psychology, a turquoise tone relieves irritability, fatigue and overstrain. It has a beneficial effect on family members of different ages, improves mood, fills a person with cheerfulness. At the same time, it contributes to a better perception of space in a positive way. Considering that it initially contains an admixture of green paint, it brings freshness and vitality to the interior.

Someone believes that he has magical effects and is able to drive away evil spirits. The union of blue coolness and warmth of green makes it unusual. It pacifies, and, according to some psychologists, it can also help strengthen the immune system. At the same time, it is not so simple and can change the emotional perception depending on the contrast that is opposed to it in a particular interior.

The turquoise paint of the color palette is rich in halftones and, depending on their choice, can transform any room in the home. Color varies by degree of temperature and saturation. In addition, there are many half-tones from light green with blueness to blue with an admixture of green, as well as close to cyan. It includes such tones as:

• cyanic;
• aquamarine;
• turquoise pearls;
• dark turquoise;
• azure;
• heavenly turquoise;
• Tiffany;
• bright turquoise;
• gray-turquoise;
• light turquoise;
• turquoise blue;
• aqua (dark turquoise).

Turquoise is quite selective in its choice of contrast. It cannot be mixed, for example, with a red or orange color palette. From this, he loses a considerable share of sophistication, and the interior seems lurid, the color combination is harsh. The uniqueness of turquoise color is the fact that it is he who is the main one. Therefore, it must be supplemented with soft tones, and they must be muted. Contrasts are ideal companions for exquisite turquoise:

• White;
• lactic;
• beige;
• sand;
• light gray;
• silver pearlescent.

White-turquoise contrast is considered one of the most successful solutions.: white color perfectly softens turquoise and, having no emotional coloring of its own, takes it from the main color. This is one of the most harmonious solutions, which can be complemented by a light gray color shade or, say, a dull brown. Coffee-turquoise contrast, diluted with white, looks no less interesting. Dull tones allow turquoise to become the dominant, while it can be quite a bit in the interior.

The ideal combination, according to the rule of four shades, is the harmony of turquoise, warm brown, white and beige. However, turquoise can be combined not only with silver: it also looks great with gold, and it can be either the usual color or cold pink. As for the combination of color with other shades of the color palette, then their choice should be well thought out. For example, black contrast is appropriate, but unlike white or, for example, gray, it adds weight to the interior.

Light colors expand the space, fill it with positive energy. But they should be diluted with white, which allows them to blend harmoniously without interrupting the turquoise. For example, the combination of turquoise color with bright yellow paint cannot be called harmonious, but if it is more sunny, bleached, then it will change its perception for the better. Green is quite appropriate.

If you want bright accents, you should emphasize the interior with small accessories in purple or brown. However, here, too, one must take into account the degree of muted contrast. It should not be allowed to prevail in design, since it will conflict with turquoise on a subconscious level. Other shades of turquoise color combinations, according to the shade compatibility table, include olive, sandy-sunny, as well as contrasting colors of turquoise.

The use of turquoise in every room of the home is unique in its own way. Taking into account the peculiarities of the layout and the available quadrature, these can be different elements of the arrangement or the finishing used. Moreover, for harmony, you will have to pay a lot of attention to the texture, the chosen component of the design. For example, it can be Venetian plaster or textured wallpaper on an accent wall, a stretch canvas or a small part of it, a wall picture frame or a floor flowerpot.

The choice of color and the degree of its saturation is selected based on the footage of the room and the degree of its illumination. This allows you to beat the flaws, turn them into a "highlight" of the interior. Somewhere the turquoise color will be used as an unobtrusive accent, otherwise it will become the border of a certain functional area.

The living room of any home is a cozy corner where you want to spend time with maximum comfort. This is the best place in the house where you can gain strength, calm down, relax. However, regardless of the degree of deficiency of inner peace, one cannot fill the whole room with only one turquoise color. This is the wrong approach to creating the right atmosphere. You can choose a noble muted color for the accent wall, near which the upholstered furniture is located. You do not need anything superfluous: no flowers, complex monograms on the wallpaper or other trifles to which the eye will cling, distracting from the search for inner harmony.

A simple texture, dosage and a small support accessory are enough. For example, in the living room you can use turquoise color:

• as a covering of one wall, coupled with a decorative candlestick;
• in sofa cushion covers and flowerpot color;
• in the material of curtains and sofa dooms;
• in the upholstery of upholstered furniture and the color of the picture pattern;
• in carpet floor and tea table accessory;
• as the base color of the carpet and an element of the pattern of cushions.

If the color scheme in the living room can be saturated, then the best option for turquoise in the bedroom would be the use of pastel or bleached tones. They relax, do not strain the eyes, allowing you to plunge into the atmosphere of maximum comfort. This is where you can use turquoise in textiles. For example, this could be the color of a bedding set, a satin quilted bedspread, or bed pillow covers.

In this case, there is no need to overload the interior with complex patterns of wall decoration or the curtains themselves. Sometimes just one accent with a pattern is enough, which can be partially supported in the print of the accessory or the texture of the bedspread.

If it is decided to accent the curtains, it is quite enough to support the turquoise color and the edging of the bedspread. You can even make support in the color of the jewelry box on the dressing table. Alternatively, you can opt for one wall in turquoise and support that design in the color of a table lamp floor lamp. If there is no complex pattern on the wallpaper or plaster, this will allow you to place original paintings, panels, or, say, even a sun mirror on the wall.

When dosed, turquoise will be able to make an interior composition expressive and high-status. For example, sometimes one armchair, a pouf and a pair of decorative pieces are enough to make the interior aesthetically pleasing. The abundance of color will make the room seem like an underwater kingdom. This creates heaviness on a subconscious level, it will press, and therefore the principle "the more, the better" will be inappropriate here.

The kitchen is the place of the home where dynamics and positivity are needed. Therefore, the color of turquoise here can be saturated. It can be bright turquoise drawers of a kitchen set, modern blinds or pleated curtains, Roman blinds. A flower pot or a vase of an unusual shape located on one of the shelves of the rack for organizing space, as well as a kitchen apron or a ledge on the ceiling, can support the bright Tiffany color. The turquoise color is permeated with air, it looks great with metallic and gold.

For example, it is quite possible to use it:

• in the material floor and wall boxes headset;
• print curtains or tulleby combining with upholstery of the seats of the chairs;
• the color of the kitchen utensilscombining with the material of the dining table;
• shade of leather chair coverscombining with wall and table accessories;
• refrigerator material supported by the related color of the cookware.

The bathroom is the place where turquoise can reveal itself to its fullest. This does not mean at all that it is imperative to paste over all the walls and ceiling with bright tiles and line the floor with it. In fact, creating a balance is not that difficult. You can choose two shades of turquoise and combine them with each other, allowing one to become the background, and the other to be its accent or outline. At the same time, you cannot do without white color in the bathroom. For example, you can use turquoise:

• in wall decoration and edging sink countertops and drawers;
• furniture facades, finishing of a small rack and textiles of bath towels;
• wall cladding material, on which there is furniture with hanging boxes, as well as curtain textiles;
• ceiling decoration material and accessories (including bottles with detergents);
• the color of the floor and one of the wallsmixing with a related bump color;
• the material of the wall tiling of one of the wallschoosing related tones of turquoise.

Given the size of the bathroom, you can stretch the proportions through the intensity of the shade. It is preferable to make the ceiling white, to delimit specific functional areas. For example, if you tiled a bathtub with turquoise tiles, you should not complicate the interior with a curb on an entire meter-high wall, laying out a mosaic of the same color. This is ugly and spoils the perception of the design.

Turquoise color is also suitable for decorating the hallway, as well as the corridor. It can be used in wall cladding color or clothes rack material. In addition, it can be a dark turquoise rug by the door, cabinet front, mirror finish. You can use turquoise to decorate the front door or as a decorative element for ceiling decoration. Someone thinks it more appropriate to combine two shades of turquoise, different in saturation. For example, you can use a more saturated tone for an open wall or dressing room with hooks and hangers, and paste over the second wall with textured wallpaper with a simple pattern. It can also be a couple of accessories: say, a shoe cabinet and a shelf with hooks.

Turquoise color in a children's room can be different in saturation and temperature. For example, in the interior of boy rooms he tends to blue, darker, often combined with protest tones (yellow, coral). Looks good with olive. At the same time, it can be used in the design of shelves, shelves, wallpaper pattern of an accent wall (near which the bed is located).

Girl's room can be decorated with turquoise decorative pillows, textile toys, bedside rugs, desk fronts and wall boxes. In addition, turquoise can be used here as a complement to another shade. For example, it harmoniously complements a pink nursery or a room decorated in lilac tones. It can be a picture on the wallpaper, a beautiful picture, a floor lamp for a wall, table lamp or a chandelier decor.

A table with carved turquoise legs, a bedside table, a pouf or a toy box can be a beautiful addition to the interior. Also, turquoise can be used in the ceiling or any decoration of the play corner. In addition, it can be used in a sports corner (for example, an arena for the little ones). A refreshing color will look good in curtain textiles, carpets or small accessories (cosmetic bag, decorative vase, stationery organizer).

Turquoise color can be used in different directions of interior stylistics. If it is skillfully introduced into one style or another, it can become a decoration for a particular room. However, it should be understood that the style chosen as the basis for the design must be preserved in all rooms of the house (apartment). Following this rule, you can take as the basis for the design such styles as:

• classic palace (classic, neoclassic, classicism, Italian, English);

• ethnic (Scandinavian, African, Indian, Arabic, Chinese, Greek, Roman, Moroccan);

• modern (hi-tech, art deco, art nouveau, modern, minimalism, constructivism);

• vintage (provence, baroque, rococo, country, boho).

We suggest referring to illustrative examples of stylish using turquoise in the interior:

• the use of dark turquoise in contrast to gold;

• turquoise brings life to the neutral interior of the living room;

• decoration of the accent area of ​​the living room in muted colors;

• the contrast of turquoise and greenery in the decoration of the children's room;

• harmonious solution in light colors for the guest space;

• dynamic design of the kitchen combined with the living room;

• interior in light colors, permeated with freshness and harmony;

• the use of turquoise in the details makes the interior special;

• a combination of related shades of turquoise and brown;

• using bright colors to embody ethnic style.

For information on how to use turquoise color in the interior, see the next video.