Simona is an interior design and décor writer for Homedit. Since 2011, she has been writing about interior design, DIY solutions, and the latest trends in home architecture.
Of all the colors our eyes can perceive, turquoise is one of the most interesting and mysterious, one of the most alluring and captivating. It’s a cold color, just like blue and green, its parents. It borrows their attributes, depending on the shade and intensity.
The best shade of turquoise is the one you find in nature, in the mesmerizing waves
Pair turquoise with its close relatives to emphasize their refreshing beautyIncredibly versatile, turquoise can be matched with any styleTired of blue bathroom walls? Try turquoise for a changeUse this color to create a spa-like look for your bathroomBecause of its calming and relaxing effects, pastel turquoise is perfect for the bedroomA very nice use of contrasts featuring pastel turquoise and dark wood
Turquoise is actually a color often found in nature so it has a refreshing a soothing effect on the body and mind. Reminiscent of beautiful clear waters and of the gemstone which gave it its name, this colors is sometimes used in tropical interior design or for creating soothing and calming environments. Its calming nature is not the only characteristic which defines this striking shade.
Add a touch of color to the bedroom with a bright turquoise headboardThis turquoise dining room chandelier really packs a punchIf you choose this color for the walls, pick a pastel shadeBreezy bedroom with just the right amount of colorWant to make a statement? How about a colored door to match the landscape?Bright and bold shades suit modern and contemporary decorsThe combination of dark wood and bright accent colors is quite interestingWe love the idea of having bold-colored chairs in the dining roomYou can also alternate colors and opt for a mixAs an accent color, turquoise looks great when combined with grays and whitesA turquoise accent wall makes a strong statement in any spaceA wonderful display of bright colors, perfectly balancedDarker shades of turquoise look better in combination with dark colorsUse color as well as pattern to create a dynamic lookMix cold and warm colors for a balanced ambianceIn the kitchen, the island is a great source of colorIf the walls are bold-colored, the rest of the room should look neutralCreate a whimsical décor by combining various colors and printsA great color for a modern farmhouse lookModern beach house inspired by colors found in natureSometimes it’s the little things that complete a beautiful décorThe bedroom doesn’t need a lot of color. A few little accents are enough
There’s a more energetic side to this majestic color. Brighter tones look great combined with white or light beige and a refreshing contrast is created. It’s a great color to include in your palette if you’re decorating a breach house or an exotic retreat. Of course, the versatility of turquoise in interior décor allows you to take full advantage of its beautiful characteristics in other contexts as well.
