The use of colors in interior spaces and facades

2021-12-13 17:03:49 By : Ms. Emma Fu

Home is not only a living space, but also a reflection of the emotions and feelings of the occupants. 

Therefore, when painting your home interior and exterior, please make sure that the colors you use can bring comfort and happiness to you and your family. 

There are hundreds of paints on the market to choose from, each with a different texture and finish. 

However, if the colors are not chosen carefully, they may ruin your home rather than beautify it.   

Every room and every mood is different 

"The idea of ​​perfect color mainly depends on the atmosphere of the room you want. A space with a comfortable atmosphere will have a different color from a vibrant space," said Kendrik Architect architect Saima Sonali (Saima Sonali). 

If you want to create a warm, comfortable and cozy atmosphere in your living space, you can try deep and rich accent colors on one wall and lighter colors on the other. 

For example, one wall in Saima’s living room is painted coffee brown, while the other three walls are white. Contrasting colors create a striking and warm atmosphere.

After a whole day of work, the bedroom becomes our comfort zone. For these rooms, you can use pastel colors, such as pastels, which are also very fashionable. 

You can add bright colors such as yellow or orange to add some sparkle. 

For the dining area, you can choose the classic milky white or a combination of blue and gold. 

If you have plants in this room, a touch of red will make green plants pop. 

Color is one of the prerequisites for excitement, excitement, soothing and healing; this is very important for children. 

You must ensure that the colors you use in the children's room are safe and comfortable, and are not too bright or too dark. 

It is said that blue can lower heart rate and blood pressure, while orange symbolizes warmth. 

In addition, soft yellow, red, lime green and pink are the most popular colors. 

Adding different colors and patterns, keeping your child's choice in mind, will add extra feathers to the crown. 

If you have a study room, please choose light green, light blue, cream or lavender because they have a calming effect on us.  

Nowadays, decorating your room with themed design is a big trend. 

Berger Paints provides their customers with a service called "Illusion". Here, you will find many themes, such as angry birds for children and wedding themes for adults.  

“During the pandemic, people spend more time at home, which leads to increased demand for Illusion,” said Sayed Shorif Russel, category manager at Berger Paints Bangladesh Ltd.

The color of the walls can make your room look smaller or larger. 

For smaller spaces, choose cooler shades of neutral tones to open them up and avoid sharp contrasts. For larger rooms, medium to dark colors in warm tones can be magical. 

If you really want to focus on a place or feature, choose sharp contrast. High contrast will help highlight that specific function. 

Conversely, if you want to lighten any area, choose a monochrome appearance.

The color result also depends on the amount of light that the room gets. 

You can paint part of the wall and see how the colors look different during the day and night. 

Find the texture you want 

In terms of texture and finish, paint brands offer a wide range of choices. Matte finishes will never go out of style, but silky finish paints are also popular. 

In addition to their luxurious silk lotions, Berger also has luxurious silk metal finishes. Metal finishes are perfect for living rooms or dining rooms. 

Glossy paint can add a playful atmosphere to the children's room. 

In order to obtain a uniform coating and smooth finish, we strongly recommend that you use primers and sealers unless your paint has all these functions. 

If you want to add an eye-catching color to the walls, you must use a primer. The primer will help the colors to layer better.  

Keeping the walls clean for longer can be difficult, especially if you have children at home. In this case, you should choose a paint that is easy to clean. 

For paints like Berger EasyClean or Aqua Emulsion Paints, you can wipe off any stains with a damp cloth. 

If you want your building to look bigger, choose light colors such as white, off-white, sky blue, light yellow, etc. 

However, the appearance will be affected by natural light. 

On the other hand, using darker shadows will make it look smaller, but it will also blend better with the surrounding environment. 

If you want to add an interesting look, you can try bright shades such as orange, grass green or red. 

In addition, look for paint that protects against moisture and protects the building from dirt and dust. 

Berger's WeatherCoat series can withstand the presence of acid gases in the atmosphere, while Aqua Platina comes with a 10-year warranty. 

Sometimes paint fades over time, so be sure to use durable ones.

"Painting the interior and exterior of a house is an investment. The last thing I want to decorate the interior of my house is that over time, the bright red will turn into a light orange," said school teacher Rizia Sultana. 

The global demand for fire retardant coatings is increasing. 

These coatings can be used as a top coat on steel, which can help buildings withstand fires that last up to three hours, allowing people to evacuate buildings in the event of a fire emergency. 

In order to make our home and our planet safer, please always look for toxin-free paint. Lead-free, odorless paint is always a better choice. 

Although simple and beautiful, if you want, don't be afraid to be bold. Before making a final decision, do a few experiments. 

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