Beige, a Classic on the Walls and Decor

Beige is a color halfway between yellow and Brown. It is without a doubt one of the most used in decoration. And it is a common and safe decision in the painting of the walls. This is so for being a natural hue that looks great with almost any other.

We can say that white feels great, best when beige hue is more dark. The rest of the neutral colors are also a good company. Generating in this way, passive and elegant environments.

But no doubt it makes look intense colors such as blue, purple, green or orange, composing spaces more assets.

Wood and natural fibres, by its color, you are also friendly. By this it can be complemented them perfectly in rustic décor, for example.

He has been a color always used, this is not the choice of those who want environments more dynamic and modern, but a few touches of vivid colors can transform completely the same appreciation.

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Colors in Frames and Mouldings on Walls

Frames and moldings can give new life to your walls allowing the combination of two or more colors, or simply painting them as a single color.

Expanded polystyrene mouldings, wood, plaster or any other kind of material that allows to be painted. Design and width are important, depending on the style and color later. The design of placement and size of the pictures also depends on the dimensions of the wall and trim. But now let's look at possible ways to paint them:

Traditional form

Walls of a tone, moldings are usually blank, marking areas in large areas. It is common to use frames under a trim by way of socket, or otherwise, to the top of the entire wall.

All single color

Painting trim and wall of the same hue. This creates an environment more discreet, but the volume gives a special touch. Ideal to not overload environments.

More than two colors

Frames are perfect for delimiting areas, which would go in different shades of the same color, or diversity of them. It is important to combine the colors well for nice results.

Next wallpapers

Moulding may frame to pieces of papers, giving more diversity of texture to the wall. The paper must be compatible with the colour of the wall, with the same color background or a same schema tonal to not generate too much contrast.

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