Wooden door color selection

The use of Chinese classical symbols in modern living room design is becoming less and less (such as colorful paintings, leaky windows, wishful thinking, caissons), while European classical symbols are still widely used indoors.Most of the wooden doors currently on the market have such signs.

With the development of the times, changes in interior design styles and changes in people's aesthetics, the style of wooden doors must also change accordingly.

Modern composition, metallic and other aesthetic forms will definitely become a trend.

Modern aesthetic forms are mostly gradient, special, sequence, super long proportion, etc.

The metallic contrast is as follows: Add metal inlays to the wooden door to achieve a texture contrast effect.

These two aesthetic forms are aesthetic, aesthetic, aesthetic, simplicity, simplicity, simplicity.

In terms of color, non-neutral colors such as mixed oil and black walnut will still dominate the market in the next few years, and the high affinity of purple camphor and cherry wood will also be accepted by some people.

When choosing a wooden door, first choose a style and color that coordinates with your living style, while also considering its sustainable aesthetic.

If the door cannot be replaced within a short period of time after renovation, it will be lost.

On the choice of wooden door color

Because wooden doors are functional decorations on the facade of the living room, generally speaking, wooden doors have a lot to do with the furniture, wall paint, and matte finish of window covers in the home.

The connection to the floor is relatively small.

When the living environment is warm-toned, you can choose warmer colors for wooden doors, such as sassafras, cherry, teak, sapele, etc.

When the living environment is cool-toned, you should choose lighter wooden doors, such as mixed white, birch, etc.

The wooden door should be similar in color to the furniture, consistent with the dumb window cover as much as possible (many existing set doors have matching dumb window covers, skirting boards, and corner guards), and should contrast accordingly with the wall color.

For example, using a mixed white wooden door would be best if the walls were painted the color.

In this way, the room will have a sense of hierarchy, it will not be too "flat" and it will make the room feel particularly fresh.

The color of the ground should be coordinated with the wooden door in the same color (such as cool and warm colors), but it is best not to be consistent.

Prevent clutter on the floor and walls from weakening the sense of space in the room.

For large or sunny rooms, you can choose darker black walnut, which can create a more stable atmosphere. The color itself is beautiful, and there is no right or wrong.

Everything is coordinated. If you really can't make up your mind, just choose white. White is the easiest color to make mistakes!