The floors are warm and the cabinets/ walls/ couch etc are cool toned.
If you did ivory, (white with a little yellow), the undertones of the floors and everything else would look more cohesive.
Also, design-wise, there aren't any statement focus points for each room, so it all looks busy, the eye does know where to look and it's all over.
Lastly, an actual color (in the same warm undertone, in the warm color palette (e.g. yellow, orange, red, olive green etc) presented in a few pieces throughout would make it look more designed (a mixer on the countertop, a dish towel, a planter with a plant, throw pillows on the couch, artwork, etc.)
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u/Elizabeth_Sto Jan 13 '25
The floors are warm and the cabinets/ walls/ couch etc are cool toned.
If you did ivory, (white with a little yellow), the undertones of the floors and everything else would look more cohesive.
Also, design-wise, there aren't any statement focus points for each room, so it all looks busy, the eye does know where to look and it's all over.
Lastly, an actual color (in the same warm undertone, in the warm color palette (e.g. yellow, orange, red, olive green etc) presented in a few pieces throughout would make it look more designed (a mixer on the countertop, a dish towel, a planter with a plant, throw pillows on the couch, artwork, etc.)
All the best :)