These Diamond Vogel Color Palettes were inspired by the natural beauty of America’s Midwest. Mid Western Colors are considered soothing tones with modern styling; perfect for relaxing, working, or gathering with family. Use Mid Western inspired color palettes to provide a variety of decorating benefits:
Wide Open Spaces
Incorporating these colors into a decorating scheme will create a tranquil aesthetic. These soft, neutral, and earthy hues are soothing tones.
Light, airy hues make a room feel open and spacious, even if it’s small. This is beneficial in smaller homes or apartments, where every square foot counts. Neutral colors, like beige, tan, and light brown pair well with natural materials like wood or stone.
Neutrals provide a versatile backdrop for other design elements in a room. This allows you to switch up decor and accessories as your style evolves, without having to redo the entire room.
Live Your Passion
The Live Your Passion Collection offers a palette of comfortable, soft naturals, romantic reds and vintage accents. Mix and match them to achieve an effortless design scheme, perfect for quiet romantic moments and carefree living. Use these Diamond Vogel colors to update any design scheme.
Midwestern inspired colors add charm to any space. Known for its rich history and strong sense of community, a mid western color update conveys those feelings. Whether you opt for earthy greens and browns, or shaded neutrals, a midwestern color scheme makes your home feel like a welcoming oasis. Decorating with Wide Open Spaces inspired colors are a great way to infuse your home with comfort, charm, and a touch of regional pride.
Zen
For a refreshing decor update, this Diamond Vogel Summer Color Trends Palette brings a sense of balance and renewal. Grounding neutrals help create a feeling of meditative relaxation. This palette provides the sanctuary you crave.
These Mid Western colors are available in Southern California. Looking for a room or home color refresh? Call All Los Angeles Painting Company, Inc. 310-470-9218
