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Interior accent new two tone wall paint design is often a fast and inexpensive way to make an ordinary room look extraordinary. By painting a contrasting colour to the room's adjoining walls, we create a new and pronounced dimension of depth to make the space seem longer, shorter, wider, narrower and sometimes taller or shorter than a monochromatic paint color scheme will allow. The question is, what accent will give you the new dimension and appearance you're looking for?

Case in point, we're working on residential interior condo in downtown Toronto for a devout Toronto Maple Leafs fan. So naturally, he wanted his whole condo painted in dark blue and white to really immerse himself in his beloved team. Now, the entire condo is less than 500 square feet with the open living space itself representing less than half of that. Pretty tight condominium space for a dark blue accent wall. And the Toronto Maple Leafs' blue is so dark in fact that it would cut the intensity of daylight captured through the window in half by painting just one new two tone wall paint design! Also, because the living and dining room are one long and narrow open space, painting such a deep colour on one of the long side walls would really crowd the room to make it seem even longer and narrower.

If you start with the basics in choosing your colour palette, you can't go wrong. Start with how you want to feel when using the space. Invigorated? Soothed? Focused? Then, look carefully at the colors in the room that will be there after you paint. The furniture. The window dressings. The wall hangings. Then, generally speaking, choose a light or medium tone colour that is a complimentary or neutral thread through all of these items. Be sure to check your colour behind each room element in both day and night lighting. Or at least in the lighting you're most often using the space. Then decide the prominent display you'd like to feature after the painting is done. It could be a painting or some other piece of art or new two tone wall paint design hanging you enjoy and pick out an accent colour from it. It could be ever so slight strokes of red or chocolate or eggplant barely noticeable from afar but found in the small details of the piece.This is a good place to start in choosing your accent colour. And if you've done your "homework" correctly in choosing the paint colour for the rest of the room based on a common thread of all room elements described earlier, then your main colour will also be compatible with this feature piece you're getting your accent colour from. And Voila! Instant designer colour palette!
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