The application of artistic coatings in home decoration is quite meticulous. Merely applying artistic coatings on the walls not only lacks aesthetic appeal but also has an impact on the overall decoration of the house.

1. The top surface is generally light in color. Light colors make people feel light, while dark colors make people feel heavy. Usually, the treatment of a room is mostly from top to bottom, from light to dark. For instance, if the ceiling and walls of the room are in white or light colors, the wall skirts are in white or light colors, and the skirting boards are in dark colors, it will give people a sense of stability that is light at the top and heavy at the bottom. On the contrary, if the top is dark and the bottom is light, it will give people a sense of oppression that is top-heavy and bottom-light.

Second, choose the color based on the purpose of the room. The purpose of a room often determines the effect you want to create. The living room should appear bright, relaxing or warm and comfortable, while the dining room can be in dark colors. The kitchen is always suitable for light and bright colors, but warm colors should be used with caution. Corridors and foyers merely serve as passageways, so they can be boldly colored. The style of the bedroom is completely determined by the tastes of different people.

Iii. Choose colors Based on the shape of the room Color can change people's perception of the shape of a room to a certain extent. For instance, cool colors can make a lower ceiling appear higher and a narrow room seem wider. Using a darker shade of color on the far wall of the room will make that wall appear to move forward. Similar effects can change the appearance of any room.
Remember the above principles and, in combination with the overall home decoration style, carefully select the appropriate artistic paint to create a beautiful, elegant, green and environmentally friendly home for yourself.