Choosing soft furnishings of the same color as the stone ground but with different shades can create a harmonious, unified and layered visual effect. For example, light gray stone ground can be matched with dark gray sofas, medium gray carpets, and then brightened with white pillows, beige curtains, etc., so that the space appears calm and warm.
Using soft furnishings that contrast sharply with the color of the stone ground can create a strong visual impact and make the space more dynamic and personalized. For example, black stone ground is matched with a white sofa, and then embellished with red pillows and yellow decorative paintings, which can make the space full of modern fashion. However, when matching contrasting colors, pay attention to the color ratio to avoid being too glaring. Generally, a ratio of 3:7 or 2:8 is appropriate.
Neutral colors such as black, white, gray, beige, etc. have strong compatibility. When the color of the stone ground is brighter or more complex, using neutral soft furnishings to balance it can make the space more stable and comfortable. Like red stone ground, matched with white walls, gray curtains and black furniture, the space can be dignified in the warmth.
Refer to the color matching in nature to make the space more friendly and comfortable. For example, beige stone Ground can be matched with wooden furniture and green plants to simulate the combination of the earth and vegetation, giving people a sense of tranquility and nature.
The color of Ground stone can be appropriately echoed in soft furnishings. For example, blue stone Ground can be used on small objects such as sofa cushions and decorative vases to form a response. At the same time, a small amount of other colors can be used for embellishment, such as gold lamps and silver ornaments, to add highlights to the space and enhance the sense of refinement.
In a space with sufficient light, the color selection of stone Ground and soft furnishings is relatively flexible. For a space with darker light, it is advisable to choose light-colored stone and soft furnishings to increase brightness. Small spaces are suitable for light-colored stones with light-colored soft furnishings to make the space appear open; large spaces can appropriately use dark stones and soft furnishings to avoid the space appearing empty.
