One of the latest trends in the world of design it to try to bring a bit of nature into the design. This year’s design trends are all about creating a cozy, natural feel within the space. If your tendency is towards Scandinavian modern or a bit Boho chic, you know the importance of mimicking nature in the room.
Pure, bright white is a man-made creation and tends to represent the built environment. It is perfect for creating clean lines and an ultra-modern look, but it is not found in nature, for the most part. The white that you find in nature are always a bit tinted, even if it is so slight that you cannot perceive it.
When you begin adding a bit of color to the room, you soon find that whites can be definitively towards the red, blue, or yellow side of the spectrum. If you are going for an ultra-modern look where all of the lines seem to blend into each other, it can be difficult to match an array of whites perfectly.
When you intentionally mix and match your whites, this is no longer an issue. The way to make it work is to add a wider range of whites that do no look the same. Make the differences obvious and intentional. This will add depth to the room without the need to add color.