The space between two colours.

One can lead while the other settles the room. Try a relationship below, then write the pairing you would like to see in physical samples. These notes describe a visual direction rather than a product recommendation.

Choose a relationship.

Choose a starting point.

Give each colour a job.

The main field
Which colour covers the larger area? Consider whether you want a room to feel quiet or deliberately full of colour.
The companion
Where does the second colour meet the first? A return, band or adjacent plane reads differently from a scattered pattern.
The joint
A joint can draw a grid or recede. Bring a proposed joint colour into the sample group before deciding.

Keep your pairing.

Name the colours, the balance and the things you still need to see. Your note stays local to this page.

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A local draft for you to review. Nothing is sent, ordered or booked.

Bring it into a room.

Light and adjoining materials give the pairing its context.

See the room studies