Whatever the size of your open-plan space, zoning it into separate areas can help it work more effectively, particularly if it’s performing multiple roles – as living room, workspace and play area, for example. Paint is a great way to achieve this, as using different colours for different areas can give a space identity even without walls.
Dulux Colour of the Year 2022, Bright Skies™colour schemes to make zoning easyBright Skies™
Here are four easy ways to zone using Dulux Colour of the Year 2022, Bright Skies™watch the video.
If a relaxing space, such as a lounge or a bedroom, is the only place available for a desk and chair, choose a backdrop for the room that works for whatever you’re doing in it. Here, tones from the Workshop palette bring warmth, while a ceiling painted in Bright Skies™
Which colours can be seen here?
Treasured Coral
Bright Skies™
Spiced Honey™
When a space needs to serve two purposes, such as this child’s room, splitting it with different colours is a clever solution. Bright Skies™
Which colours can be seen here?
Golden Cookie
Lemon Jester
Bright Skies™
Single out a section of a larger room, such as this mezzanine-level office, with colour. Using one shade to define the space in this way, helps to separate work from relaxation, and Bright Skies™
Which colours can be seen here?
Bright Skies™
Healing Spice
Rose Canopy
Golden Cookie
If there’s a partial division between adjoining rooms, paint can help connect the two areas together. Here, a circle of Bright Skies™
Which colours can be seen here?
Bright Skies™
Spiced Honey™
