DECORATING WITH GOLDEN TILES

Decoration doesn’t have to be an exact science. Everyone has their personal taste and it doesn’t have to be similar to another. So, anything goes. But we should be careful. Although nowadays we love something, we have to keep in mind that these tastes can change over time. What today seems super original and effective may not be as attractive after a few years. There are colors that can be very attractive, but they are as burdened that could result unsightly if they are not used in a correct and measured way. It happens frecuently with the golden color.

The Golden color is strong and stands out other kind of decoration, so it should be a secondary color. For example complementing another color with which you can produce color contrasts and offer a more attractive and strong image. A good way to supplement this color is over a black surface.

Dark colors for small rooms cannot be used, but in a bathroom with enough space or perhaps in a place like a fashion store or a restaurant can be very visual. Incorporating a bright color like gold can substract darkness to the whole. This applies, for example, in the space Aurum, which you can see in the catalog.

An ideal option is not to use black on every wall. The ideal is to use black in just one wall, standing out from the rest. The use of a lighter floor helps to create light and avoids to hide the light of the room. The pieces of golden color can be made creating forms to break the monotony of black.

If the color is lighter (for example, white), the effect is similar. The use of gold would offer a darker contrast, providing the opposite effect and as attractive as before. Ideally, seek advice and think that is not the same to see a portion of the installation than seeing the whole stay. That’s why we need to be sure that the combination of elements and colors creates a good design and seek advice from experts who know very well how to use these parts and combinations.