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Anonymous users2024-01-24European furniture in white tones with beige doors and antique tile floors will feel bright and warm.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Our color should also be light, it is certain, but there is a problem, the tone is too light, the warmth is not enough, it is very stiff, if it will feel cold in the north, haha, because the main color is cold, it is recommended to neutralize it on some small decorations. The main thing is that the bedroom can change the lights and curtains to warm colors.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22The floor should not be too dark, light to medium dark wood. The door should be a light wood color close to white (such as white maple, etc.), and the color of the wall should not be white, preferably a light light color, which can be the same or close to the color of the door. In short, don't choose dark colors anywhere, if the contrast with white furniture is too great, you won't have the warmth you want.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21White set doors and windows are a must, the floor in gray large relief baroque parquet or light warm gray antique glazed tiles.
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Anonymous users2024-01-20Suddenly the spillway dfhf only.
What color doors and floors to match European furniture in white tonesIt feels bright and warm, Note: The living room and master bedroom face north, and the lighting on the thirteenth floor is OK.
Because the furniture is white, the color of the wall should not be too heavy, otherwise it will feel overwhelming Beige, sky blue, grass green, gouache will be very good, depending on whether you like warm or cold colors The color must be light.
If it's a modern shirt base style, you can use white gray, or use the color you like with a higher "purity", purity means relative to grayscale, that is, a high-saturation, bright color. >>>More
White European style furniture, bedding can be gray, dark gray is more atmospheric. >>>More
White, ash, white oak, all are fine.