Dark Wood and White: Basic Two-Tone

A Southeast Asian interior composed of dark wood and white. Dark brown teak occupies 40-50% of the image: beams, columns, flooring, and furniture; white plastered walls occupy 30%. The luminosity difference between the two is extremely large, forming a clear framework. The remaining colors are small accents. This color scheme works for both Thai and Vietnamese styles. Avoid: adding mid-tone colors to weaken the contrast, using light-colored wood, making the white wall area too small, painting the walls with saturated colors.

Translated from Chinese by AI.

一個以深木與白構成的東南亞室內。深褐色的柚木佔畫面的四到五成:樑、柱、地板與家具;白色的抹面牆佔三成。兩者的明度差距極大,形成清楚的骨架。其餘的顏色都是少量的重點。這組配色在泰式與越式都成立。避免:加入中間調的顏色削弱對比、使用淺色木材、讓白牆的面積過小、把牆面漆成有彩度的顏色。