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Choosing A Color Scheme:
When you are choosing a color scheme, consider the purpose of each room and how much it is used. For example, do you have a busy living room with a lot of activity in a small space? If so, lots of strong colors may add to the confusion. Instead, plan color schemes that provide a fairly simple, neutral background. Perhaps you have a clinical-looking Bathroom that could benefit from a lively color treatment, or a room that needs to serve more than one function at different times of the day.Use the following plant recommendations, arranged by color, to put together your own basket according to your desired color scheme. For a mixed planting, choose a few plants from each section or stick to one color scheme and integrate some foliage.
Patternedics can give a new lease of life to old upholstery, and :erned Rugs and curtains can be stylish and sophisticated. en choosing, you need to consider how effectively a largei of pattern will complement or contrast with yourting color schemes.'atterns influence the mood of a room, much like colors so start by considering the function of the room. Large, i patterns - like deep, rich colors - are intense and active, work best as focal points in large living areas. Small, tie patterns - like pale, neutral colors - offer a less- Henging backdrop. fou will also need to consider the basic color scheme i which the pattern will contrast or harmonize.
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