What color wall is good for the light gray floor tiles in the living room and restaurant? The color matching of the wall in the living room and restaurant is particular

We all know that the living room and dining room are two important places in the home, and they are the two places that need to be decorated, especially the color matching of the floor and the wall. Most people will install light gray floor tiles in the living room and dining room, so what color wall is better to match? Let's take a closer look!

What color wall is best for the light gray floor tiles in the living room and dining room?

1. Match with colorless wall

Light gray floor tiles are matched with other achromatic light gray, dark gray and white walls. Since they can be matched with almost any other color, their combination is basically "invincible".

⑴White wall

The combination of white walls and light grey floor tiles creates a bright and spacious space that is also quiet and stable.

Don’t “underestimate” white. It is suitable for use in almost all spaces in your home. You won’t feel disgusted with it even if you use it for a long time. Moreover, white is “gentlemanly”. When an object is placed “in front of” it, it will automatically “retreat” and serve as a “background board” to set off the object…

⑵Light gray wall

The combination of light gray floor tiles and light gray walls will give the space a better sense of integrity, making it "simple" but also have a good texture. Moreover, no matter whether the space it is located in is large or small, and whether it is used for decoration in a large or small area in the space, it will not bring a sense of oppression or crampedness to the space.

Light gray walls have "multiple" personalities, which change with the color of the soft furnishings in the space. When the soft furnishings are mainly light colors, light gray will have a "tough character" to stabilize the space, so that the space will not be too "dry" or "floating"; when the soft furnishings are mainly dark colors, light gray will have a "female softness" to "brighten" the space, so that the space will not be too dull...

⑶Dark gray wall

Dark gray walls and light gray floor tiles will make the space maintain a good sense of "stability" while also having good layering. And because the ground and ceiling are "lighter" than dark gray, the walls will have a stronger presence in the space, and when the walls have a shape, they will receive special "attention."

In my opinion, dark gray is suitable for use as a decorative color in large areas of a larger space or in a small area and a small area of ​​a small space. If used in a large area in a small space, it will easily make the space feel cramped and depressing. Matching it with light-colored soft furnishings can more effectively alleviate this situation.

2. Match with colorful walls

Light gray floor tiles and colored walls create a colorful space while retaining a sense of tranquility. Some of these colored tiles are suitable for small areas, while others are suitable for large areas. And if they can have a little more "grayness", they will match the light gray floor tiles better.

⑴Light brown wall

Light brown is a color suitable for large-scale wall applications. When paired with light gray floor tiles, the space is warm but not hot, quiet but not lifeless, modern but also full of years, fashionable and meaningful. When wood is added to the space, it adds a touch of simplicity and nature, comfort and ease...

Hanging a larger, mainly white painting on the wall can effectively "break" the slightly dull feeling of the wall, making the wall have layers and the space more "light"!

⑵Light yellow wall

Using light yellow and light gray floor tiles on large areas of the wall will add more warmth to the home without appearing too sweet.

The light yellow color can be very "invisible" and without the contrast with the white top surface you will not notice its "existence" at all, so there is no need to worry about visual fatigue over time.

⑶ Haze blue wall

Without the vastness of the sea, the haze blue adds a sense of tranquility and restraint. When paired with light grey floor tiles, the space is quiet, stable and elegant. Using small areas of bright colours as embellishments makes the space lively but not "busy"...

Haze blue is suitable for use as a decorative color in large or small areas. If metal materials can be added to the soft furnishings, the space will be more fashionable.

Color matching tips for light grey floor tiles and walls in the living room and dining room

Even if the tiles used in the living room and dining room are light gray, the choices for wall color matching can be very rich. Before considering the wall color matching, let's talk about a few key points of the living room and dining room color matching.

1. Do not use more than three colors. Too many colors will give people a sense of clutter and crampedness. Before matching the wall colors, remember to take a good look at the existing color composition in the space. Remember not to use more than three colors.

2. Warm colors are suitable for the living room and dining room. Warm colors in the living room give people a sense of intimacy, while warm colors in the dining room bring appetite.

On the basis of adhering to the above two color matching principles, if the floor tiles are light gray, we can refer to the color matching from the following angles:

1. Single color principle

If you like a calm and harmonious sense of space, then it is recommended to use light gray for the walls. Firstly, it saves time and effort, and secondly, such a space appears grand and peaceful, which is very suitable for modern interior spaces.

2. Approximate colors

The advantage of using similar colors is that there will be no conflict between the two colors, the colors are more coordinated, and it can give people a sense of tranquility. Generally speaking, if it is light gray, then the similar colors can be silver gray, dark gray, khaki, etc.

3. Traditional black, white and gray

Since the floor tiles are gray, the walls can be matched with white, black and other colors. Such a space shows a sense of design, but it will appear boring to a certain extent.

Things to note when choosing the wall color for your living room or dining room

Once you have your favorite color, you also need to understand how to choose it. Only the right one is the best. I think the following points should be noted when choosing the color of the wall:

⑴ Space lighting. The lighting of the space will have a certain impact on the color of the wall. When the space lighting is good, the color of the wall will look lighter; when the space lighting is poor, the color of the wall will look darker.

⑵ Space area. Light colors make the space feel open, while dark colors make it feel contracted. Therefore, dark colors will increase the sense of crampedness and oppression in a small space. If you like a bright and spacious space, light colors would be a good choice.

⑶ Created spatial atmosphere. The choice of wall color should not only take into account the color of the ground, but also the main color of the soft furnishings to create the desired spatial effect. For example, dark gray walls with dark-colored soft furnishings have better "integrity", but in a smaller space there will be a certain sense of oppression, while light-colored soft furnishings will make the space brighter and more stable.

⑷ The age of the residents. When choosing the wall color, the age of the residents should also be taken into consideration. For example, if the residents of the house are older people, I think the wall color should be comfortable and casual, and try to avoid choosing brighter colors that bring "pressure" to the eyes.

⑸ Color matching principles. If you have a designer, you can combine the designer's suggestions. If you match by yourself, you can combine the matching principles of light walls, medium floors, and dark furniture, and the matching skills of not more than three colors in the same space (white and black are not included). Generally, you will not go wrong.