Triadic color scheme

Unlock the secrets of a triadic color scheme, an exciting and dynamic approach to decorating that can invigorate any room. By selecting three hues that are equidistant on the color wheel, you can achieve a vibrant yet harmonious decor. We'll guide you through the ins and outs of triadic schemes, showing you how to create a perfectly balanced and eye-catching environment.

COLOR HARMONY: This is a split-complementary color scheme. The oranges on the back walls and ceiling are not true oranges; one is more red, and the other is more yellow.

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This is a triadic color scheme. Orange, purple and green should NOT be used together EVER!

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In Color Order: The Art of Choosing: Triadic Color Schemes

Again, there is not one colour in this colour scheme that is leaning, they are all equal when put together. The colour at the front allows the colours at the back to have harmony and balance regarding contrast and saturation

Colors that are opposite each other on the color wheel are considered to be complementary colors (example: red and green). The high c...

In this picture there is red, green, yellow, and blue. Red and green are complementary. Blue and orange are complementary.