Let me tell you how to match the interior colors:

1. The upper part is shallow and the lower part is deep, and the light color feels light and the dark color feels heavy. The color of the room should be light on the top and dark on the bottom. You might as well paint the roof and walls in white, beige and other light colors, deepen the dado and make the furniture darker. This gives people a very stable and harmonious feeling.

2. Pay attention to the direction of sunlight, and use bright light colors for rooms facing east and north that lack sunlight. Cold colors should be used in rooms facing south and west and with long sunshine hours.

3. Choose the color according to the function. It is a good choice to use neutral colors such as milky white, beige and light camel in the living room. The bedroom should not use red, bright yellow and other nerve-stimulating colors, nor should it use dark, cold and other depressing colors. The kitchen and bathroom are covered with light and bright tiles, giving people a refreshing and clean feeling. Oranges can stimulate appetite, so make full use of them in the eating area.

4. According to the size of the space, the cold color system should be used to expand the sense of space in narrow and low rooms, and the warm color system can be used to make the oversized rooms compact.

5. Use more neutral colors. Neutral colors are colors with a large proportion of black or white, such as sand, stone, light yellow, gray and brown. These colors can give people a sense of tranquility, so they are often used as background colors. However, hard cold and pure white should be avoided as much as possible. If you have a preference for white, try to choose a non-standard white tone with a small amount of light color.

6. In order to prevent too many colors, you should use fewer colors first, and then slowly increase them. If you are not sure about the overall design, you can start from a small space, or take a point-to-face approach, such as focusing on your favorite painting or a piece of furniture to see which colors match harmoniously.