Have you sat on your balcony or on your roof, with a cup of tea in your hand, sipping it and seeing that beautiful sunset right in front of your eyes? Those shades of yellow, and orange spread on the beautiful blue sky. Perfect view or I should say serene view.
Home décor seems like a very easy task, right? But in reality, it isn’t as easy as it seems. But if you have the right knowledge, taste and assistance then you know nothing in this world is impossible. If you must be following my previous blogs, you know I have written a few blogs on the colour combinations of walls. In this blog, I have another amazing colour that speaks of warmth, health and happiness. People who love shades of yellow and are ready to experiment with their lifestyle and with their décor, hurray this blog is for you.
Orange colour Combination: Orange as many of you must be knowing already is a combination of red and yellow hence embodies the energies of both the colours i.e. of happiness and excitement.
Did you know the kinds of colours that we like determines our personality? It is said or basically assumed that people who like the orange colour are witty, generous, bold, eager and spontaneous. These people are already ready to have fun, are always smiling and are basically free birds. Oranges are energetic and enjoy switching between projects or tasks. They are also good at overcoming obstacles at work and thinking outside the box. Oranges require flexibility in how tasks are completed.
When working with Oranges, it is critical to stretch their imaginations and celebrate their successes, especially if risk-taking is involved. Allow Oranges to express themselves, act quickly, use institutions, and take risks.
For people who believe in Vastu, let me tell you bright colours signify satisfaction. Colours that are bright like shades of yellow, green or orange, denotes good health, positivity and freshness. This colour will bring out your creative side of yours and will make your life more balanced and successful.
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Many people feel that this colour is extra-loud or simply unfit and shouldn’t be used for painting the walls of our beautiful homes. But over time the trials and experiments have shown that orange In fact is a very stable colour that brings peace and vicinity to homes. Orange is thought to be energizing, vibrant, and flamboyant. Because it is made up of red and yellow, it has less aggression and fierceness than red.
So now if you’re wondering what colours go well with orange, I have compiled a list of my favourites. Here are my favourite orange colour combinations for decorating a bedroom or brightening up your kitchen.
- Red & Orange
Oh my! Red with orange seems like an impossible combo but hang on do you know red is one of the easiest colours to pair with orange. Both these colours are warm and bright so it’s a perfect combo if you want your space to look more welcoming and bright. Typically orange shades are seen as passionate and aggressive, which can be considered positive and negative. This combo is all about being bold, youthful, and reminiscent of sunsets, cocktails, and trendy cocktail dresses, red-orange colour is the perfect shade for warm summery walls.
- Orange & Blue
People with bold personalities are going to love this combination. Everyone loves orange themed wallpapers but when we pair them with bold blue colour everything becomes more interesting. These two complement each other pretty well and create a funky and almost retro vibe in the house. There is no other combo that is as vibrant as this is.
These are basically known as ideal summer colours. The lovely blue conjures up images of the beach, while the bright orange conjures up images of the sun. Adding a splash of colour to your home during the summer is always a good idea. You don’t want to be stuck in the dark and dreary winter mode. This colour scheme gives you an easy and effective way to give your home a much-needed facelift.
- Orange & Orange
Okay, so Orange and Orange? How can it be a colour combination? Well, you can always pair vibrant orange with a different shade of orange like pastel orange. When we pair pastel shades with brighter shades the rooms take a monochromatic approach and the space feels multi-dimensional and purposeful.
But if you are someone who is really hesitant to use orange on the walls then you can use an orange touch pattern to add a lively touch to your white or neutral walls. Maybe you can use some cool and unique orange patterns on one wall and keep the other walls simply plain. This will balance the overall look of the room.
- Orange & Black
Well clearly here I am not talking about Halloween if you guys are thinking of Halloween pumpkin but I am talking about this chic and contemporary colour for your walls. If done correctly and used with the right proportion then this is the best colour combo out there. If these colours are used in different shades then you will have a great combination to give the room a more filled look without actually stuffing it with furniture.
- Orange & Purple
Have you ever considered orange and purple as a funky, retro colour combination? Well consider it now purple and orange are analogous colours because they are close on the colour wheel and work well in living rooms, dens, and offices.
- Orange & White
A neutral’s softness and subtlety help to calm a bright and bold orange. The room feels sophisticated and free of colour by keeping the walls white. White and orange are also excellent colour combinations for a bedroom or kitchen. This combo will create a feminine impression in your bedroom while also keeping it elegant. You can go with the evergreen white and orange colour combination and add the pattern designs to your orange walls while leaving the white walls untouched, making the overall look soft and tranquil.
- Orange & Brown
This combo will give a deeper and richer look to your space. Brown colour can be used as a texture of wood that will give the look of real wood or brown hues. Both these colours combined together will exude a vintage look. If you are still doubting this combo then you can use rich dark chocolate colour sandwiched between creamy orange, I bet you cannot say no to this combo.
- Orange & Teal
One of my favourite colour combinations that are often overlooked is orange and teal. In a cosy room deep, imagine deep orange pillows with a teal velvet couch. Just amazing right. This colour scheme is similar to orange and purple, but when muted, it becomes less retro and more minimalist and modern.
- Beige & Light Orange
The light orange walls in any space serve perfect for the beige and orange accents. If using orange in your home decor makes you nervous, try a lighter, softer orange with beige or tan undertones to add a pop of colour without overwhelming the space.
- Neutrals & Orange
With orangey-brown pops throughout the neutral colour palette tans, whites, and beige compliment any shade of orange, but when combined with darker, earthier colours, they become more rustic and minimal.
The cream is one colour that can be paired with orange on the walls of your bedroom to achieve that harmonious and balanced look. The cream colour is ideal for softening and complementing the bright orange walls in your bedroom.
- Orange & Green
Are you ready to go all-in on orange? This is the colour combination to use if you want to make a bold statement.
When you wake up for a new day with new hope and possibilities, sunshine orange and peaceful parakeet green are ideal colours for your bedroom. The use of white prevents the colour scheme from becoming too crowded.
If you’ve shied away from orange in the past because you don’t know what to pair it with, these ideas should inspire you to think again.
- Yellow and Orange
Next up we have the combo of yellow and orange that makes a striking and vibrant combination for your bedroom walls. It is eye-catching and cheerful. If you take my suggestion paint the wall behind your bed orange and the rest yellow. This combo will maintain positive vibes in your room.
- Grey and Orange
The fiery and mighty orange walls of your bedroom can be toned down with the softer shades of grey colour. Guys, if you are looking for sophisticated yet playful bedroom décor, the grey and orange colour combination is an ideal option for you. You may choose from various shades of grey to complement the orange walls of your bedroom.
- Violet and Orange
If you are redecorating your child’s room and want it to look energetic, choose a fun and lively two-colour combination of violet and orange. In addition, if you want to balance the energy, you should use a darker shade of violet.
- Pink and Orange
Another way to make your bedroom décor look fun and bright is to use pink and orange together. Pink is an excellent complement to orange, especially when decorating a child’s bedroom.
Now, I hope I have given you ample examples of colour combinations for your walls. But if you ever want to experiment with another colour other than orange, I Have listed down a few points for you that will help you decide what colour combination you should choose for your walls.
Tips to choose the right colour combination for your walls
- Consider Your Room’s Orientation: The orientation of your room is important when choosing a two-colour combination with orange. The reason for this is that the quality of light in your bedroom varies depending on whether it faces North, South, East, or West. A bedroom facing north, for example, will have cooler light and thus require warming up with yellow or pink in addition to orange.
- Do you prefer to sleep late or get up early? Because a bedroom is a private space, it should be decorated to reflect your personality. As a result, consider whether you are a morning or a night person. If you are a morning person, you will most likely prefer an energising colour like an orange on the walls, whereas if you are an evening person, you will most likely end up with a darker shade like blue along with orange.
- Get Ideas from Your Bed’s Headboard: The focal point of any bedroom is the bed and its headboard. As a result, if you want to go with a two-colour scheme for your bedroom walls, you can choose the colour of your bed’s headboard to go with orange.
- Combine a Wallpaper with Bedroom Paint Colors: To create a one-of-a-kind two-colour combination for your bedroom walls, combine a wallpaper in a monochromatic tone scheme (green, grey, blue, pink, etc.) with orange walls.
If you want your bedroom or home to feel restful, you must select the ideal two-colour combination for the bedroom walls. Remember that a two-colour combination in a bedroom does not have to be an exact split in half. Finally, use the ideas above to create your personal heaven based on your comfort and desires.
Orange is a great colour to use if you want to create a bright, retro space or if you want to add a splash of colour to a minimalist, neutral space.
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