Make a statement or don’t…
In interior design, cool and warm colours can evoke different emotions when you step into a room. That’s why, when it comes to choosing “cool” colours or “warm” colours for your room design, it should depend on the intent of the space.
Cool colours like blues are said to have a calming effect and would work best for a bedroom or home office where you want to relax or concentrate. These tones tend to make you feel calm in a space, soothing to the eye and impression that they are receding which makes a space feel more open, adding to the serene effect.
Meanwhile, warm reds, oranges and yellows make a room feel cozy, yet stimulating, much like the feeling that a glowing fireplace might provide.
You can mix warm and cool colours in a room that has a neutral foundation, such as white, gray, beige, or flooring, walls, or large pieces of furniture.
The tone/colour of flooring plays as big a role as the wall colour and interior style and colour.
