The correct use of color palette can be considered one of the most effective methods of enhancing the illusion of space in the course of the renovation. It is not that colors merely create a mood, but the way light plays off your interiors. In small or darkened rooms, it is better to choose the colors that contribute to the amplification of the natural light and make the space look more open, airy, and welcoming.
Whites, creams, and soft grays are the conventional ingredients as they reflect light. These colors serve as a blank canvas that gives an illusion space and gives other elements of design such as furniture or artwork to shine through. Minimal colors include the use of soft pastels, like pale blues, blush pinks, or dull greens that add color but not too much of it to the room. These tones come in handy in renovation projects where one wishes to make an older space look dark or old.
In order to receive the greatest impact, combination with reflective surfaces should be used on light walls. Cabinets, mirrors or glass decorations can be finished in gloss to reflect sunlight and it will naturally light up the interiors. The use of layers in the form of the textures such as the use of matte walls and soft furnishing ensures that the room is not sterile and yet it is still bright. Light reflections can be minimized by incorporating accent colors in furniture or decor in strategic places to get the personality associated with it.
Color selection is also supported by lighting position on renovation. Always keep the windows clear and can be arranged of the seating or major features close to natural sources of light. In the open plan layout, the same light enhancing palette is used throughout the design of the connected spaces to create the impression of harmony and flow.
Conclusion: It is important to choose palettes that can maximize the natural light during the renovation project. Careful application of neutrals, pastels and reflective surfaces will turn rooms into light, friendly spaces, enhancing functionality and good looks to the people who live in the room or who have a chance of buying it.