Understanding the 60-30-10 Rule
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Topic: Unbalanced Colour Distribution Home
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Primary source: https://www.softhome.sg/blog/how-to-solve-unbalanced-colour-distribution-at-home
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A secondary color accounts for 30% of the palette and is commonly used for larger furniture pieces like sofas, chairs, or rugs.
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- What are accent colors?: Accent colors represent 10% of the room's palette and consist of vibrant pops of color in items like cushions, vases, or artwork.
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What is a secondary color?
A secondary color accounts for 30% of the palette and is commonly used for larger furniture pieces like sofas, chairs, or rugs.
What are accent colors?
Accent colors represent 10% of the room's palette and consist of vibrant pops of color in items like cushions, vases, or artwork.
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