OTTOCENTO Maxima Decor decorative coating with a velvet effect is a trendy, durable, and stylish finish for walls, ceilings, arches, columns, and more.
OTTOCENTO Maxima Decor can be applied using various techniques. The resulting pattern can feature large, broad strokes or, conversely, small and short ones. The strokes can be uniform, creating a specific structure, or varied, generating a sense of organized chaos. By choosing natural cool blue shades, you can mimic the look of cut stone, the wet silk effect, frost patterns on a window, or various marine motifs.
Using Blue in Interior Design
Blue signifies freshness and cleanliness. This color is most relevant for decorating spacious and naturally warm rooms; otherwise, the space may feel cold and unwelcoming. Walls decorated in blue tones will look refined and elegant. However, be cautious when pairing blue with white, as you might inadvertently create a sterile, hospital-like atmosphere in your home.
Gray-Blue and Marine Inspiration
Gray-blue, similar to pure blue in its properties, possesses a pronounced relaxing effect. If the OTTOCENTO pattern is created using the "figure-eight" technique, it evokes the sensation of a restless sea or turbulent waves. This specific pattern could arguably stand alone as a masterpiece by a marine artist.
The Appeal of Turquoise
Turquoise is calming, although it is also considered a relatively cool color. This cooling effect can be remedied by incorporating velvet textiles. In other words, velvet fabrics or furniture can "melt the ice" of the turquoise shade. Turquoise is particularly popular now because it is noticeable yet not vulgar. This color successfully draws attention without overwhelming the space.
