Traditional Home Decor | 7 Color Schemes | Interior Design

[@nickikrieger2762]

Charcoal, white and warm wood my first choice. Second, soft green antique white and orange.

[@dazzlecreatives]

Great taste! The charcoal, white, and warm wood is a classic combination for Modern style, and it's no surprise it's your favorite. It's clean, stylish, and offers a cozy warmth. Love your second choice of soft green, antique white, and orange too! That sounds like a beautiful and unique take on traditional decor. It could create a really warm and inviting space. Would you be willing to share what kind of traditional style you'd use this palette in? We'd all love to hear your ideas!

[@MarinaBoghossian-g5s]

The only combination that was pleasing to the eye and was TRADITIONAL was the grey ,white and wood The rest of the combinations were unnatural, not traditional ,there were FA .People get tired quickly with those bold choices .Traditional is the one that stays on and one doesn't get tired of ,it is Soothing ,Pleasing ,Relaxing .Your rooms with Your combination of colors were TOO MATCHY - MATCHY

[@dazzlecreatives]

Thanks for your feedback! Traditional design can definitely encompass a range of color palettes, and we wanted to showcase some variety beyond just grays and whites. While bold choices might not be for everyone, they can create a truly unique and personal space. Neutrals are timeless, but color can add personality and energy. We completely understand the desire for a soothing and relaxing space. Palettes like "Sky Blue, Lavender, Sandy Beige" and "Soft Yellow, Deep Navy Blue, Crisp White" were designed with that in mind. As for "too matchy-matchy," sometimes a cohesive look creates a sense of calm and balance. However, you can always add pops of color with artwork, throw pillows, or accent furniture for a touch of individuality! Ultimately, the best traditional palette is the one that makes YOU feel comfortable and happy in your home. Would love to hear what color combinations you love in traditional design!

[@MarinaBoghossian-g5s]

Lots of the " sameness " Every room had the same minty green or the same shade of yellow etc. Purple and yellow ? Wouldn't say it is TRADITIONAL combination.One can see it is mostly computerized immages, but nonetheless very monotonous, nothing that is interesting.

[@dazzlecreatives]

Thanks for your comment! You bring up some good points. We aimed to provide a variety of color palettes while keeping a consistent base (like the minty green or yellow) to showcase how a single color scheme can be adapted to different rooms. However, we can see how that might appear repetitive. You're right, some color combinations may not be traditionally used everywhere. We included them to inspire viewers who might enjoy a more unique twist on traditional style. The video does utilize AI images, but these can still be helpful for visualizing color combinations. We appreciate your feedback on the "monotonous" aspect. In the future, we'll strive to strike a better balance between showcasing variety within palettes and offering unique traditional color combinations. Do you have any specific traditional color schemes you find interesting? We'd love to hear your suggestions!

[@lgdels]

Every color scheme is pretty, but my favorite is the first one. Thank you for sharing.

[@dazzlecreatives]

We love that "Pale Aqua, Crisp White, Sandy Beige" is your favorite! What draws you to that color scheme in particular? Is it the calming vibes or the beachy feel? Thanks for sharing your thoughts!

[@avondalemama470]

The Navy, crisp white and clear yellow is so refreshing. Really love it.

[@dazzlecreatives]

We're thrilled you love the navy, crisp white, and clear yellow combination! It's definitely a refreshing take on traditional design. ⚓☀️ Would you mind sharing where you'd envision using this color scheme in your home? We'd love to hear your ideas! Thanks for your comment!

[@katesmith5475]

Dont like that aqua color, too beachy

[@dazzlecreatives]

Thanks for your feedback! We understand that aqua can lean towards a coastal vibe. Aqua does have a wider range though! Here are a couple of ways to see it in a more traditional light: Muted Aqua: A softer, dustier shade of aqua can feel more sophisticated and classic. Paired with Warmer Tones: Balance aqua with creams, beiges, or even touches of brown to create a more traditional feel. Would love to hear what traditional color palettes you prefer! In the meantime, we hope the other color schemes in the video sparked some inspiration!