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Here are some unexpected colour pairings that work well together, defying traditional rules.
Pink and Red: Mixes vibrant red with softer pink for a striking, modern look.
Navy Blue and Black: Combines navy blue and black for a sophisticated and deep aesthetic.
Orange and Purple: Pairs warm orange with cool purple for a lively and attention grabbing effect.
Yellow and Gray: Blends bright yellow with muted gray for a modern and elegant vibe.
Green and Pink: Mixes different green and pink shades for a harmonious and fresh appearance.
Brown and Pastels: Combines brown with soft pastels like mint green or blush pink for warmth.
Blue and Orange: Strategically uses navy blue with a pop of bright orange for a dynamic contrast.
Metallics with Anything: Adds gold, silver, or copper as versatile neutrals to any colour for a touch of glamour.
Neon with Neutrals: Pairs neon colours with neutrals like black, white, and gray for a balanced yet vibrant look.
Mixing Warm and Cool Tones: Combines warm tones (reds, yellows, oranges) with cool tones (blues, greens, purples) for a visually dynamic design.
Pink and Red: Mixes vibrant red with softer pink for a striking, modern look.
Navy Blue and Black: Combines navy blue and black for a sophisticated and deep aesthetic.
Orange and Purple: Pairs warm orange with cool purple for a lively and attention grabbing effect.
Yellow and Gray: Blends bright yellow with muted gray for a modern and elegant vibe.
Green and Pink: Mixes different green and pink shades for a harmonious and fresh appearance.
Brown and Pastels: Combines brown with soft pastels like mint green or blush pink for warmth.
Blue and Orange: Strategically uses navy blue with a pop of bright orange for a dynamic contrast.
Metallics with Anything: Adds gold, silver, or copper as versatile neutrals to any colour for a touch of glamour.
Neon with Neutrals: Pairs neon colours with neutrals like black, white, and gray for a balanced yet vibrant look.
Mixing Warm and Cool Tones: Combines warm tones (reds, yellows, oranges) with cool tones (blues, greens, purples) for a visually dynamic design.
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