A bright, cool living room with plenty of natural light and beautiful white backdrops with muted beige taupe decorations will likely be used more frequently than a rather dark space with subdued tones and an austere feel.
Color in interior design has taken on an important meaning:let's pay particular attention to a color with a rather strange name:taupe, a trend that has been exploited and adapted by many interior designers. The warm tones, cozy feeling and elegance exuded by the use of this color are unmistakable.
The term "color" may not correspond precisely since "taupe" describes a variety of hues that vary from dark brown to grayish brown, shades that are all soft, delicate, warm and comfortable, in the effects generated in interior design . The word derives from the animal, the mole, which in turn derives from the Latin talpa , both meaning "mole" (the mammal). The name originally referred only to the medium color of French mole, but, as with the colors pink and lavender, from the 1940s its use subsequently widened to encompass a wider range of shades.
The taupe color being the mixture of brown and gray, it cannot draw on purple or pink because the addition of such colors, if it can create a greater variety of shades that can benefit the range, risks complicating pairings with other hues. Now that the term has been defined, why and how the color taupe is used in interior design.
The wall is the real backdrop for your furniture arrangement and decorating organization. Most decorators have embraced the principle of leaving the walls white, which allows any space to be opened up with the help of natural light and allows flexibility in choosing the color of furniture while playing with the complexity of trinkets.
The bravest choose to adorn their homes with powerful colors on the walls:a bold option which, if used in excess, can disturb the balance of a room and weigh it down, or even completely overwhelm it.
Between the two extremes is the beige, gray, taupe color palette being among this soft list that can serve as a balanced and calm tone, perfect for all kinds of interior design styles. Used as a simple paint or in glamorous wallpaper designs, the taupe trend adds meaning, style, warmth and elegance to any interior decor, modern or classic. It captures the light beautifully without obscuring the atmosphere and brings out an understated glamor that cold white tones fail to capture.
