Monday, December 10, 2012

Black and White Rooms - Classic Elegance

While use of colors adds character and personality to a space, so too does the absence of color. A black and white scheme is a very classic choice, and is generally perceived as being elegantly simple. It suits both formal spaces, as well as modern ones, and is particularly well suited for the use of geometrics and bold patterns.

It also provides a unique canvas to which you can add small, bold splashes of color, which create quite a visual impact.  This is a great color combination for those who admire classical interiors, or simple, stark minimalism. It is also good for those who want to get the popular, mostly white "Euro" style effect, but with a little added kick.


A traditional black and white kitchen is complemented by warm cherry wood floors
(by Sutton Suzuki Architects)



Black and white is a good palette for this eclectic living room
(by Dawna Jones Design)



Black and white tile floors and dark, aged wood make this traditional hallway look welcoming
(by mark pinkerton - vi360 photography)



White, black accents, and rich wood give this room an art gallery feel
(by Rikki Snyder)


Black paneled walls give this bathroom a classy, traditional feel
(by Charmean Neithart Interiors, LLC.)



More photos after the page break






Black walls and bright yellow accents give this home office a modern but traditional feel
(by Abbe Fenimore Studio Ten 25)



Black and white are used simply, yet effectively, in this cottage-style bedroom
(by The Lettered Cottage)





This shows the effectiveness of bold patterns with a black and white scheme
(by Tobi Fairley Interior Design)




A rug and accent pillows in bold stripes add visual interest to this simple interior
(by SchappacherWhite Ltd.)




Black accents and patterns add texture to a minimalist living room design
(by gracefulvintage)


1 comment :

  1. I really like the home and the furniture design this is pretty much awesome than the modern
    Multiple Rattan Conservatory Furniture
    i would prefer this picture above in terms of designing

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