Chandeliers in blue tones: a combination in the interior

Blue evokes many associations - sky, sea, frost, fog, ocean. Most of them are positive. This is the color of pacification, tranquility, harmony and silence, which is why lighting devices of this color are so popular today.

According to psychologists, the blue color promotes relaxation, relieves stress and reduces emotionality.For many, this color is a favorite, and each owner tries to equip the house according to his preferences. A blue chandelier can be an addition to the interior in heavenly colors, or it can serve as a bright accent.

If you are wondering in which room such a lamp would be appropriate, then the answer is simple - in any room, be it a bedroom, living room, nursery, hall or kitchen. A blue chandelier can decorate any space, of course, provided it is harmoniously combined with other interior items.

First you need to decide on the type of chandelier. It can be ceiling or suspended. Here is a simple rule: the smaller the room, the more compact the lamp should be.

In a room with a low ceiling (no more than 2.5 m), a chic pendant chandelier on chains will look cumbersome and out of place. But the blue ceiling lamp will add lightness to the interior. Even in a modest bedroom, such an object will create a certain flair of romance. In rooms with low ceilings, chandeliers with small shades, the light of which is directed upwards, look good.

There are a huge number of interesting models on the market (including backlit ones), the color of which you can change at will, changing the “mood” in the room. For example, chandeliers with stars and blue lighting look a little mysterious, and definitely romantic.

This LED chandelier with remote control is a pragmatic solution for a child's room. Management in these models is simple. Even a preschooler himself will be able to adjust, for example, the brightness of the light. Or you can do it from the next room.

When creating a harmonious interior, designers are guided by the “rule of three colors”. Its essence is that when creating a harmonious color scheme, we give 60% of the space to the main shade, 30% to the additional and 10% to the accent.

The choice of blue as the main color must be approached responsibly. Much depends on the "correctness" of the shade. A room in dark blue can look gloomy, while gray-blue is too formal. Don't choose a particularly fancy chandelier. A simple but textured model with minimal decor will look good. A suitable solution is a laconic and high-tech luminaire.

Suspensions with blue shades will cope with this task. Pay attention to laconic classic models, floristry, loft, interesting hi-tech. Perhaps your decision will be to choose a lamp in the Provence style.

For a bright blue accent, you can choose the most effective model. A multi-tiered structure, a chandelier with crystal trimmings, country, oriental style, a "Tiffany" chandelier - here the choice is almost limitless.

In the famous Panton palette, blue is 180 shades.

Light and dark shades of this color are perceived differently in the interior:

• lamps of saturated color bring notes of coolness and freshness. They will help make the design of the room not boring, active;
• light shades of blue such as blue, aquamarine, turquoise are used to create unobtrusive, airy interiors.

Hangers in a blue palette will perfectly complement the design of rooms in a modern, classic and minimalist style. Bright chandeliers will look interesting in a vintage interior, or in a shabby chic style.

A luminaire with blue shades will create a cozy atmosphere, even if they have geometric shades. But they are often performed in a floristic style. Among the "light" models there are much more "smart" chandeliers, decorated with beads and intricate decor on the lampshades.

Exquisite pendants are simply made for Art Deco and Art Nouveau. The blue color is in perfect harmony with natural wood, and such chandeliers fit well with country and Provence styles.

Pay attention to the Art Nouveau lamps. The fact is that the design of such lighting devices is universal. Modernist chandeliers are easily recognizable. Their lightweight structures are most often made of steel and frosted glass. They are symmetrical, streamlined, unobtrusive and easily fit into any interior.

Option "for the brave" - ​​a fusion-style chandelier. A distinctive feature of such models lies in their extravagance, since the style itself is "the compatibility of the incongruous." An unusual shape and a set of various textures are characteristic features of such devices. If you suppose that the chandelier should be an accent in the interior, fusion, then fusion is a very suitable solution.

You can learn how to make a blue chandelier with your own hands from the following video.