06. PRIMARY COLORS

The primary colors in interior design are red, blue, and yellow, these colors are often used as a base for creating a color scheme in a room. In recent years, designers have been experimenting with di erent color schemes and breaking the rules when it comes to traditional primary colors.

This trend comes from the post-pandemic need of using the home as a place to play, to gather friends and socialize. It’s also important to note that primary colors are just the beginning of the color spectrum, and there are many other colors and shades that can be used in interior design to create unique and personalized spaces. There are a myriad of ways to incorporate the primary colors in a color palette: mixing neutral tones with pops of bold colors, an all-out monochromatic color scheme or paired with earthy tones such as terracotta, olive green, or mustard yellow to create a cozy and welcoming atmosphere. Overall, while the primary colors of red, blue, and yellow still hold importance in interior design, designers are constantly pushing the boundaries and experimenting with di erent color schemes to create unique and personalized spaces.