24 Sep 2020
Dynamism and Definition Le Corbusier’s Colours in Kitchens
Colours lend character to one’s living space. Whether you are looking to have a welcoming, airy ambience, or an elegant, dynamic feel – the nuances of various colours go into conveying diverse moods and emotions.
Luscious and Regal
Shades of red, ochre, and brown, reflective of autumn, create an appealing, cosy environment. Besides tying in well with lighter colours, these colours lend a sense of uniqueness to the overall picture..
Lush and Lively
A colour that retains freshness and keeps spring alive all year round, green is inviting, elegant, and restrained. Besides evoking images of verdant scenery, green is intrinsic to maintaining visual harmony.
Calm and Soothing
In creating an open, airy space, blue is reminiscent of the sea and the sky. The clear cerulean shades represent a sense of balance and tranquillity.
Dark and Majestic
Umber, Latin for shadow, is a darker hue. A warm shade used for camouflaging and complementing other details, it adds a rustic feel with its texture. If you would like to learn more about Le Corbusier’s colours, or are upgrading your existing kitchen, be sure to book a free consultation today to view our range of German designs. Our team of expert designers would be delighted to assist you either in a face-to-face consultation online, or in-store, where you will model the kitchen of your dreams.
