Triplex Designs

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Check out the offices design using the same colour schemes delivering absolute authenticity.

DO achieve variety by choosing some similar but not exactly matching pieces to balance each other…two non-matching lamps of similar size and shape, for instance, would be the perfect solution.

DON’T use too many matched pairs of tables, lamps or chairs in one room. Matching pieces help unify a room, but too many pairs will make your room resemble a furniture store.

DO plan a furniture grouping that won’t conflict with your window. A sofa might fit below it, flanked by two end tables with lamps – creating symmetrical furniture grouping, and allowing your picture window to take center stage.

DON’T block a view from a picture window – especially if it’s a good one! So placing tall chairs and a lamp on a table placed smack in the center of a picture window is a big no. Choice and placement of furniture should complement, not conflict with architectural features.

Many mistakes in furniture placement are made because it’s difficult for many people to visualize the three-dimensional effect of furniture in advance. A floor plan is a necessary ingredient of furniture placement pre-planning, BUT you must also take into consideration the dimensional qualities of furniture as well! This is where a professional decorator’s expertise will save you time and money! Stay tuned for our Do's and Don'ts series.

Check out the new conceptual design of the " Every Day Chalet " in Stella Di Mare .
The notion of every day chalet is a boost nowadays especially for near holiday venues as "El Ein El Sokhna"
The emphasise on cosiness was the main target issue, thus materials are chosen according to warm Colors and in a contemporary outlook suitable for the " Every Day Concept "

Color tip4: Consider walls as planes of color, and see how they interact when viewing one next to the other in adjacent rooms. Approach it like a composition: You're in one room, but you're going to see a piece of another room through it. So as you're choosing colors, consider how they will flow from room to room to create your picture.

Color tip3: Natural daylight shows the truest color;
Incandescent lighting brings out warm tones and yellows;
Fluorescent lighting casts a sharp blue tone.
So, a strong color might be too bright and overpowering when used on all walls or next to a large window, but it might be effective when used as an accent wall with indirect light.

Color tip2: If you want a more active space, consider introducing stronger, more intense color. Even if you want a light-colored room, choose colors that are slightly more saturated than off-white or light pastel. Very light color can feel bright and stark when it appears on all surfaces in a room. However, two or more medium-light, closely related pastel colors can create a luminous effect when used in the same room.

Color tip1: When selecting a color, consider the mood of a room. In a bedroom do you want the feeling to be restful and soothing or dramatic and intimate? Soft, cool colors and neutrals usually create a quieter feeling while stronger colors are for drama.
Do you want a dining area to feel sociable and stimulating or appear formal and quiet? Warmer, contrasting and somewhat brighter colors add to a sociable atmosphere; deeper blue-greens and neutrals will give a more formal ambiance.

Paint color can have the most dramatic effect on your space, and it is the least expensive way to update your home. Color can change our perception of the space around us, turning it cool and energetic, spacious or cozy.
Stay tuned for more tips about color selection.