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    From Theory to Décor: Apply Colour Theory Tips to Interior Design – Art Nika Mayer
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    To use a double complementary color scheme in a room, you should:
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    1. Pick a base color that will be your anchor color.
    2. Select another primary color that will be the first half of the double complement scheme.
    3. Pick a third primary color that is used as an accent or highlight to really bring out the contrast in your design.
    4. Use your base color for about 60% of the room. This could be on the walls, floors, or large pieces of furniture.
    5. Use one of your complementary colors for about 30% of the room. This could be in the form of upholstery, curtains, or rugs.
    6. Use the third primary color as an accent or highlight.
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    Double Complementary Color Schemes - Active Property Care
    When using a double complement scheme, first pick a base color that will be your anchor color. Then, select another primary color that will be the first half of the double compleme…
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    Mastering Split Complementary Color Schemes in Interior Design
    A good rule of thumb is to use your base color for about 60% of the room. This could be on the walls, floors, or large pieces of furniture. Then, use one of your complementary colo…
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    Double Split Complementary Home Color Scheme - HousePaintingTutorials.com
    This scheme consists of 2 pairs of Complementary colors, forming an "X" on the color wheel. Yellow, green, red and violet represent one of many Double Split Complementary interior …
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