Triadic Color Schemes for Bedrooms

From Kimberly Sayers Bartosch, former About.com Guide

A triadic color scheme is the use of three colors evenly separated on the color wheel; for example, two triadic color schemes would be the three primary colors red, blue, and yellow or the three secondary colors green, purple, and orange. This color scheme creates a lively and dynamic spaces, which is why it’s often found in nurseries, children or teen bedrooms. These color options are not limited to kid's rooms; here are some great bedroom photos and ideas on how to use these color trios in your room.

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• What is a Triadic Color Scheme?
• Yellow and Blue with an Accent of Red
• Red and Blue with an Accent of Golden-Brown
• Purple and Yellow with Bright Green Accents
• Blue and Orange with Accents of Lime Green
• Pink and Baby Blue with Accents of Yellow
• Secrets on How to Combine Triadic Colors
• Successful Triadic Color Schemes Use Accent Colors

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