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Fall-winter colors 2011 – 2012. Shades for business women or those who know what they want. For whom, what tones are suitable, what to combine with? Photo.
This is another line of fashionable colors for fall-winter 2011-2012, each tone of which we consider separately.
A business woman knows what she wants. The businesswoman knows how to achieve this. Insight, intelligence, strength of character, the ability to react quickly - all these are the traits of a business woman. And of course, the color scheme she chooses will be different from that of a romantic or “sporty” girl. Fashionable “purposeful” colors for autumn-winter 2011-2012 offer you new means to achieve your goals.
Color combination: azure and gray
Ice Shards: The combination of azure with cool shades of gray creates volume and space similar to arctic ice. Inaccessibility and ideality are attributes of this harmony. However, its coldness can really make you freeze.
Frozen forest: Light, gray tones, combined with shades of azure, weighted with blueberry-black, acquire dynamics and contrast. And this is no longer just a frozen mirror of winter, but a living, clean and transparent cold, ready to spin and overcome an obstacle.
Festive haze shimmer: Turquoise and azure shades are good in hot countries. There they are not only natural for the sky and water, but also a desire to cool down on a hot day. Turquoise is often combined with azure and navy blue to create depth and contrast.
Lace and azure: Shades of ivory, subtle menthol notes and azure-turquoise color create a feeling of tenderness and weightlessness.
Mint and a light, soft emerald green shade can complement the combination. You can expand the range with milky shades and neon turquoise.
Fashionable color fall-winter 2011-2012 - Gingerbread. Combination
Or yellow-brown. These are hard work, respectability, intelligence, intuition, sensitivity to changes in mood in the team. Such leaders are worth their weight in gold. The color is perfect for business meetings and negotiations. It creates an aura of understanding and a willingness to make concessions, although most often it is the other side who has to give in. This shade is suitable for all color types.
The combination looks good with yellow-brown if it contains grape, red, dark red, saffron, carrot, red, light yellow, pale gold, wormwood, bottle, light green, dark blue, gray-blue, gray-beige , yellow-beige, brown, dark brown.
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February 28, 2012, 15:20
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I would really like to talk about fashionable colors for spring-summer 2012.
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October 4, 2012, 5:47 am
Tell me, if my autumn down jacket is brown with a bronze-golden tint, then what colors of shoes, clothes and accessories (scarf, hat, bag) will it go with? The color of the down jacket is more bronze than brown, looks a little like gingerbread in your definition). Thanks in advance for the advice!
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Color combination: azure and pink
Girl's dreams: Pastel colors of light and warm shades of pink and blue - incredibly soft and quivering. The sunset, fog and sea were able to create such a range, although whatever the reality, in the imagination everything is more airy and transcendental. Light gray-violet and gray-blue tones dissolve in a sweet pink and light peach glow, actively supported by azure.
Innocent flowers: Another pastel range with pink and azure, but supported not by gray-blue tones, but by gray-green, which are mixed with a bright azure color against which pale pink flows into the rich color of flamingos. The shade of khaki - dried grass - will harmoniously fit into this composition.
Pink sunset: The darkening sky deepens the shades of azure, which are lost in the last reflections of the sun. Cotton candy pink, soft lilac tones, muted magenta flashes hide in black and blue clouds. This combination will look good in everyday use: harmonious and calming.
Color combination: azure and blue
Turquoise Distance: This combination is a gradient from an aqua white-blue to a deep, calm and rich dark blue. Due to the bright luminous turquoise, the blue range takes on a sultry tropical character, and the azure color maintains this feeling, achieving a stable combination.
Intellectual zone: Royal blue, azure and turquoise are the founders of this combination. To give contrast and a special atmosphere of solemn thoughtfulness, which is typical of the intelligent elite, the combination is complemented by a pale blue highlight, golden brown and noble dark blue.
A combination of azure colors with orange and yellow-orange
Sunset in the Alps: These are light to medium soft lilac shades with a bright yellow-orange sunny tone, ringing azure, deep grass-fir green and ultramarine shadow. A complex and rich combination, to which you can also add Prussian blue, emerald colors and shades of sea wave.
Fire on the Water: Another sunset theme with central shades of sunny yellow tulip and orange rose. The purple hues of the sky mix with the twilight blue, contrasting with the azure hues of the water. A point of contrast is created by a blueberry-black color, to which you can add a neon-jade shade.
Oriental Bazaar: This is a bright, tropical, positive mood, expressed in a turquoise-azure color scheme that fades into electric blue, contrastingly manifesting itself next to the bright tangerine color with highlights of pale orange with a beige undertone. An unexpected twist for this combination would be the addition of light olive color.
Combination with azure and purple colors
Universe: Cyclamen pink versus piercing turquoise. Purple-violet versus azure. Raspberry fuchsia and cosmic purple create a dramatic and solemn combination that excites imagination and a sense of the immensity. You can add electric blue and pale lavender to it.
Lavender distance: Golden-sand shades - highlights of gold and mid-tones - go well with moderate azure that goes into royal blue. A deep, rich, dark lavender color that fades into indigo - a transcendental and harmonious range that can be complemented with brown-lilac warm, medium gray shades.
Fashionable color fall-winter 2011-2012 - Cherry Coffee. Combination
Or deep burgundy. Rich, bold, proud. It gives your appearance a royal touch of arrogance and makes you take you seriously. Burgundy is a universal shade. It will suit all color types. In addition, this tone is slimming. The fashionable shade of Cherry Coffee has an inner strength. Although it looks discreet, its origin from red is evident, which means that it has a tonic effect.
Consider a combination of fashionable burgundy with beige-pink, lilac, rose or “hot lips”, red, white-yellow, gold, American wormwood, Atlantis, fainting frog, Baltic, cobalt, red-violet, glycine , light beige, dark brown, black.
Combination of azure and red
Azure Grotto: Golden brown shades fade into a sandy orange highlight, tucking into an azure deep web blue. Dark red color in this range acts as a dramatic accent supporting the warm tones of brown and a strong contrast to the azure color. You can complement the combination with a shade of red earth and black.
Sky Geranium: Red geranium in a vibrant "aurora red" shade is the perfect contrast to the sky blue and turquoise azure that is supported by an intense grass green with deep dark green shading. The combination can be complemented with medium gray with a green tint and darker shades of turquoise.
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The color of wormwood, ecru and marsala in interiors + encyclopedia of designer color names
As soon as designers don’t go crazy with the names of color shades, so that they sound tasty and attractive. In this selection, we will look at the harmonious combinations of wormwood (blue-green color) and ecru with a marsala-purple hue, vanilla and ivory.
Just listen to these names that characterize the colors in the photo
Gridepearly - a pearl shade of gray, Currency - gray-green, the color of a dollar , Verdigri - green-gray, from the French. vert-de-gris, Verdragon - [French. vert dragon 'green dragoon'; green color of dragoon uniform; another understanding is possible: dragon 'dragon'] - shade of dark green, Vermilion, vermilion - [French. vermillion 'bright red, scarlet; blush'] - bright scarlet with an orange tint, Viardot - [distorted French. vert d'eau 'water green'] – light green, sea green, water green. Girazole is milky with a rainbow tint, girazole is the old name for noble opal. Jonquil - Golden yellow, jonquil is a species of the narcissus genus. Isabella - pale straw, dirty straw pink. After the name of the Spanish Queen Isabella, who gave it in 1604. vow: do not change shirts for three years.
Lord Byron or the Byrons - [on behalf of the English. poet J. Byron] - a reddish, but rather dark shade of brown, close to dark chestnut. Bear, Bear's Ear is a reddish but rather dark shade of brown. Lily - soft white, whiteness, tenderness reminiscent of lily
Red colors: sanguine, burgundy, marsala, terracotta, brick, red currant color, raspberry, pink (the color of wild carnations), garnet (dark red), cherry, amaranth (the color of mahogany wood), lafite (the color of red grape wine ), burgundy, crimson (bright red), strawberry, strawberry, cyclamen (dark red with pinkish), lingonberry, soft pink, pink powder color, cranberry, raspberry red, ruby, red, scarlet, tomato, rowan, Samo (flesh with a pink tint), coral, yellow-pink, almandine, acaju, Adrianople, amethyst, gaff, crimson, cormorant.
Gulyafny - astrakh. rose, rosean; rose hip. Gorse - bright yellow, the color of the dye from the gorse flower.
It is customary to combine the colors of wormwood with soft pink, as well as with shades of Victorian pink, rose color, rich red, alizarin, orange, copper-red, pale yellow, apricot, thrush egg color, light green, gray-blue, blue, lilac, orange-beige, yellow-brown and chocolate.
It is not difficult to detect in the photo Solovy - gray-yellow (named nightingale), Chesuchovy - the color of itch, yellowish-sand silk fabric, Ecru - the color of ivory or unbleached linen, grayish-white, cream and Celadon - grayish-green.
Bluish-green colors: ice color, sea green, turquoise, peacock, myrtle (dark bluish-green), cypress color, wormwood, blue with a lilac tint, green-bluish, bluish-gray with a green tint (eucalyptus color), pale green, asparagus gray, jade, fern color, moray eel, moss green, pang, dark green tea.
Zekry - light blue, gray.
Carmelite, capuchin - a pure shade of brown. Bottlenose dolphin, beryl - color silver-green-blue
Burmatny - [possibly from Polish. brunatny 'brown, brown' < Middle-Hentury brunat 'dark fabric', Middle German. braun 'brown'] - dark gray, as if covered with dust.
A frightened mouse is a soft gray color.
Biscuit - white with blue or green shades, bisnoy - gray, gray, ecru, whitish, armored - white-gray
Gray colors: harsh, slate, smoky, lead, graphite, dusty, steel, light gray with a slight blue, the color of winter squirrel skin, the color of dark lead, light gray with a blue tint, quartz, wet asphalt.
Purple colors: lilac, forest orchid color, forest violet color, amethyst, heliotrope (dark purple), garden violet color, lilac, iris, plum, beetroot, primrose color, Persian lilac color, fuchsia color. .
Beaujolais is a deep color of a beautiful violet hue, Broshchany is crimson, purple, Bordeaux wine (bordeaux, burgundy) is red-violet, dark red with a lilac tint. Karmazinny - purple.
Incarnate - (from the Latin 'carneus' meat) the color of raw beef, crimson, crimson. Judas tree - bright pink,
Blue color scheme: ash, ash blue, sky blue, forget-me-not color, sapphire blue, dusky blue, electric blue, hydrangea color, beaded - dark bluish-gray, woad - indigo...
Bistre - brown color
Blue color scheme: pervanche (dark blue with a grayish tint), cornflower blue, ultramarine (blue color), indigo (dark blue), vat (dense bright blue), azure, blue raymond - bleu 'blue' + male name Raymond.
Gendarme is a shade of blue. There was even an expression “blue pants”, which denoted employees of the gendarmerie department.
Yellow colors: pearl, cream, lemon, straw, canary, fawn (pale yellow with a pinkish tint), dry mustard color, tobacco, brass, amber, saffron (yellow-brown), yellowish with a gray tint, banana, sand, bisque, blanzhevy - yellowish-white, blanzhevy.
Yellow-green colors: apple, pea, olive (yellow-green), pistachio (greenish), grassy, mignonette, khaki (brownish-green), emerald.
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Orange colors: tangerine, carrot, orange, golden, rust color, ecru (old ivory color with a bronze tint), beige (light brown with a yellowish tint), café-au-lait, milk-coffee, tan, havanna (cigar color), terracotta (reddish brown), chestnut, coffee, autumn (aspen) leaf color, brown, chocolate, nutmeg (nutmeg color), sandalwood color, bronze, bison - dark orange
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Labradorite - the color of labradorite, feldspar stone, white or gray, Castor - dark gray, the color of castor, woolen cloth. Columbine - (from the French 'colombin' dove) pigeon, gray.
Cube - bright blue, deep blue, from the name of the plant cube (aka indigo). Marin, marina - the color of a light sea wave, from the French. marine, marine, Pervanche - grayish blue, pale blue with a lilac tint. Milori - dark blue, blue, Prussian blue. Tausinny - blue, from the word “peacock”. Bluish-purple. dark blue with cherry tint. There are tagashin and tagashovy options. Schmalt - blue, from the name of the paint, which was made from crushed blue glass (smalt). Yubagry (ugly) - crimson, light crimson; light blue. Casserole - reddish-red, the color of polished copper utensils, KashU or betel - red-brown, brown, tobacco. Betel is obtained from acacia wood. Cochineal - from cochineal paint, extracted from insects, purple, vermilion, bright red, slightly crimson. Speckled, speckled - scarlet, madder, bright red, from it. Krapplack, the color of kraplak paint extracted from madder root.
Prazemny - the color of prazem, light green quartz. Aspen - green with a grayish tint. Muramy, moire - grassy green. Ophitic - the color of ophite, greenish marble. Prunel is a shade of black, named after the color of ripe mulberry berries; At first, the shade was associated with prunel fabric, which was once only black.
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Mordor, Mardor - a color from the red-brown range with a golden tint. The name comes from the French more dore, literally "gilded Moor". This color was especially fashionable in the 1st half of the 19th century. Massaca - dark red with a blue tint. Savoyard - a color from the red-brown range with a golden tint, Scarlet - bright red, from the English. scarlet. Solferino is bright red. Strizovy - bright red. Chervony - red, scarlet, bright red.
Chermny - red, dark red; muddy red color. Scarlet or sherlac - bright red, from the name of the paint, the color and paint is bright crimson, scarlet... Puce - a brown, brown shade of red, the color of a crushed flea from the French puce “flea”
. Moscow Fire - similar to the color of crushed lingonberries, Nakarat - a shade of red, “hot”, scarlet. From French naca-rat. Obroscheny - crimson, Crimson - bright, thick or dark scarlet (worm-like). Orletsovy - red-cherry-pink, the color of an eagle. Porphyry - purple, crimson; (from Greek porphyreos - purple)
Tourmaline - dark crimson, Fernambuco - yellow-red, paint extracted from fernambuco wood - red sandalwood, Caesalpina dye wood, Milling, milling - [from the French. 'fraise' strawberry] the color of crushed strawberries, light crimson. pink with a lilac tint. Somo, somu (somon) - from the French. saumon salmon, salmon: light pink-yellow, flesh-colored pinkish-yellow.
Pelesy - dark, brown. Smury - a brown shade of gray, dirty gray, dark, mixed color, izbura-black-gray, dark gray, dark brown. This is what the peasants called the dark gray color. It turned out this way. When making woolen fabrics at home, the yarn was rarely dyed. Materials from it were obtained in various dirty gray shades of the color of natural wool - sometimes with a brownish tint. Marengo - gray with splashes of black. It appeared after the Battle of Marengo in 1800. The fact is that locally produced hand-woven fabrics were mostly dark gray in color. London Smoke - dark grey. Marengo-clair - light gray. Parnassian rose is a shade of pink with a purple tint. Magic-gulaf - red-pink. Mov is mauve. Mauveine (French Mauveine - aniline purple) is the first synthetic dye, obtained in 1856. Magenta - from Italian. - bright red, magenta, from English. - purple, between red and violet. Color from a mixture of red and blue light, a narrowed range from the purple sector. Looks like a fuchsia flower. Perhaps the name arose after the battle near Magenta (northern Italy) in 1859.
Redry - brown, red, reddish. Rudy - yellow with a reddish tint, rusty. Sepia (aka Chinese ink ) is a brown dye extracted from cuttlefish ink. Orange - orange, ore yellow, hot. Dahl's orange tree and fruit are bitter orange. Oreldurs is a reddish but rather dark shade of brown.
Nankan (nanka, nanjin) - the color of coarse cotton fabric, once brought from Nanjing: dirty yellow. Opal - milky white, matte white with yellow or blue.
Asparagus - color of asparagus: olive. Fawn is a pale yellow, dull yellow, pinkish-beige shade of yellow, from the French. paille "straw". Dahl's is straw-colored, pale yellowish. White-yellowish, yellowish-white; yellowish-whitish; about horses: Solovy and Isabella; about dogs: sexual; about pigeons: clayey. Karamzin sang the praises of pale cream.
Chrysoprase - : lush green, Zinin - green. Verdigris , verdigris is a bright green dye produced by the oxidation of copper. Electron is bright blue with green. Emerald is the color of emerald (an obsolete name for emerald).
The Dauphin's surprise. It is also the color of childish surprise . According to legend, in Paris they began to dye fabrics in the color of diapers after Marie Antoinette showed the courtiers her newly born two-hour-old son, who “disgraced himself” in front of them.
Ecru color "Ecru" means "raw" or "unbleached"
Tango is orange with a brown tint. Named after the dance of the same name. The Gray's last breath is yellow-red. Perhaps because before death, a gray parrot's eyes turn yellow. Floating - light yellow. Dahl's is yellowish-whitish, white-yellow, straw-colored. Chrysolite - yellowish-green, Chartreuse - yellow-green.. Shamub - [from French. 'chamoi' camel] light red-brown.
Yuft, yuft, yukhot - a leather shade of brown - yellowish-light brown. The color yufti was widespread in the first quarter of the 19th century, Lavaliere - a leathery shade of brown - yellowish-light brown. It came into fashion, unlike yuft, only in the middle of the 19th century. Fallow deer (from the name of the animal) is yellowish-brown.
Shanzhan is a multi-colored fabric with a contrasting texture. By using differently colored threads for warp and weft when making smooth fabrics, an iridescent color effect is obtained, the so-called. "shanzhan" effect.
Combination of azure and green and black
Galaxy: Golden light against the azure twinkling of stars in the abyss of smoky mint green, gray-dark emerald, patina shades falling into deep black. The mesmerizing range of cold space can expand indefinitely with blue-green tones, cold greens and blues.
Fairytale midnight: Neon-turquoise flicker, through the tones of the night goes into black darkness, leaving a feeling of magic hidden from prying eyes. Turquoise is supported by bright azure, fading into night blue. A warm neon green color, like turquoise, is a glow against a background of dark green and black.
Living room interior in turquoise color
The turquoise color in most cases evokes pleasant associations with a sea backwater, which is generously illuminated by bright sunlight. A room with turquoise color in the interior evokes exceptionally wonderful feelings: inspiration, a feeling of freedom and happiness.
"Living room"
From what direction should one approach the creation of such a non-trivial interior? To begin with, take a look at today's room - perhaps it is not bad in its current form, and splashes of thick blue will only help emphasize the beauty of old things? Well, if you intend to create something completely new, be inspired by our examples!
“Azure + dusty blue + dark orange”
- First, let's figure out how to fit a bright blue color, for example, azure, into the living room interior. The impression will certainly be stronger if there is only one such accent, but a large one - like the sofa in the photo below. We see an example of a contrasting triad when the opposite and two adjacent ones on the color wheel are used. In this case, it's dark orange pillows against an azure sofa and dusty blue stripes on the armchairs.
“Sapphire + copper patina + purple orchid”
- A less obvious, but equally accurate example of using the color triangle. Remember, if you choose a complex blue, steel or sapphire, then their support should be appropriate. In this case, the green color of copper patina and the purple hue of orchid are added to the interior. These colors are most fully revealed in matte, velvety materials, so simple paint and velor textiles were chosen for decoration.
"Indigo + lilac"
- Blue + lilac color in the interior will evoke associations with a French village, lavender fields, black currant bushes and sweet blackberries. The role of rich blue in it should be played by indigo. This amazing combination of cobalt and violet was once called “blue gold” and was a kind of marker of a prosperous lifestyle. And although it has now entered into everyday use and become widespread, indigo is still considered a symbol of psychic abilities and deep intuition.
“Dark blue + greenish citrus”
- Blue color in the interior + green will always be on the crest of the wave. This is an ideal tandem, the embodiment of the unity of earth and sky, a combination that we see everywhere, as soon as we leave the house. But being in a pure state and superimposed on one another, they begin to compete, turning into an indistinct blur. Therefore, we complicate it and spread it to different angles. Prussian blue and juicy citrus look good together - in the photo they are separated not only by distance, but also by different textures.
"Blue + yellow"
- Two primary colors on the color wheel. For some this is a completely harmonious consonance, but for others it is an explosive mixture. This is a catchy, immodestly assertive combination, which is often used in the interiors of trading floors and boutiques. To soften the effect, bring the lemon closer to brown by choosing mustard-colored accessories. The impression becomes different - still bold, but not so avant-garde.
Vibrant and exciting sky blue
Kitchen in sky blue interior design
The sky blue shade is quite often used to decorate the bathroom, kitchen or living room. It is not recommended to use it to decorate a turquoise interior in a bedroom, since the sky blue color is quite bright and exciting. It needs a calmer and softer background of white to balance the overall tone of the room.
In most cases, sky blue is used to decorate walls with ornaments, as well as as an accent with upholstered furniture, curtains or curtains, as well as other interior components.
Plant raw materials [ edit | edit code ]
Procurement of medicinal raw materials [edit | edit code ]
For medicinal purposes, the leaf of wormwood (lat. Folium Absinthii) and leaves collected before or at the beginning of flowering and later flowering leafy tops (grass, Herba Absinthii) are used. Wormwood is prepared in two steps. The basal leaves are plucked without petioles, before flowering, in the budding stage. The tops are cut to a length of 20-25 cm. Delay in harvesting leads to a decrease in the medicinal value of wormwood. When collected later, the yellow color of the flowers disappears and they become brown. To prevent the raw materials from darkening, the plant is loosely placed in baskets and quickly dried in the shade - in the attic, under a canopy, in the air in the shade or in dryers at a temperature of 40-50 ° C, laid out in a layer of 3-5 cm and often turning over. Dry stems should break. Store raw materials in tight bags or wooden containers for 2 years.
Pharmacological properties [edit | edit code ]
Due to irritation of the endings of the taste nerves in the oral cavity, the active ingredients of wormwood enhance the function of the glands of the gastrointestinal tract (increasing the secretion of bile and pancreatic juice). The effect of essential oil on the central nervous system is similar to camphor. Chamazulene (one of the azulenes) activates the reticuloendothelial system and phagocytic functions, which determines the anti-inflammatory and laxative effect of the plant.
Delicate bluish blue
Living room interior design in soft bluish blue
This shade is calmer and more delicate, so it can be used for large-scale decoration of rooms. In addition, due to its softness, it serves as a background for brighter or darker color elements.
Bluish blue can evoke calm and peaceful moods, which is why it is often used in turquoise interior design for bedrooms and children's rooms.
It looks great with dark blue, white, gray-green, and in combination with brown furniture it can create unexpected but magnificent accents.
Meaning and application[edit | edit code ]
Wormwood in cooking [edit | edit code ]
Wormwood extract is used to make absinthe (a distillate of alcoholic tincture from wormwood and other herbs). It is this ingredient that gives absinthe its specific, unique taste. Wormwood is one of the main components in vermouth, as well as in some alcoholic liqueurs.
Wormwood is sometimes used in cooking as a seasoning, including for fatty dishes. Many people love its bitter smell and taste and use it as a seasoning for fried meat dishes, especially fried goose.
Medical uses[edit | edit code ]
In medicine in many countries around the world, the plant is used in the form of infusion, tincture, liquid extract as a bitter-spicy stomach remedy that improves digestion and stimulates appetite. Wormwood preparations are used for dyspepsia, hypoacid gastritis, decreased function of the gastrointestinal tract, diseases of the liver, gall bladder, insomnia, malaria, influenza, catarrh of the upper respiratory tract. Chamazulene, obtained from the aerial part of wormwood, is used in the treatment of bronchial asthma, rheumatism, eczema and x-ray burns. Wormwood is part of a choleretic, appetizing and gastric mixture that reduces flatulence. Wormwood is included in the pharmacopoeias of more than 20 countries, and was included in the pharmacopoeia of the USSR.
Wormwood is widely and variously used in domestic and foreign folk medicine: internally - as an appetizing bitterness, an anthelmintic astringent, for gastritis, gastric ulcers, dysentery, rheumatism, anemia, jaundice, obesity, flatulence, migraine, hypertension, pulmonary tuberculosis, for edema, ulcerative colitis, hemorrhoids, bad breath, ozene, epilepsy, for leucorrhoea as an expectorant and antispasmodic, for neurasthenia, heartburn, for cholera and for the treatment of alcoholism; externally - as a hemostatic, anti-inflammatory, analgesic and wound-healing agent, for lotions and compresses for bruises, purulent wounds and ulcers, allergies (wormwood has an analgesic effect for bruises, sprains, dislocations, spasms and inflammation of the colon).
The use of wormwood is contraindicated during pregnancy. Due to its toxicity, caution should be exercised when used internally. Excessive use of wormwood preparations can cause seizures, convulsions, and hallucinations.
In Russian folk medicine, a decoction of wormwood herb is used for fever, diseases of the liver, stomach and spleen, and dropsy. Fresh juice mixed with alcohol - for kidney stones, insomnia, as an anthelmintic and wound healing agent. In folk medicine of Central Asia, an infusion of wormwood flowers is used for ulcerative colitis, inflammation in the cecum, hemorrhoids, bad breath, epilepsy and a number of other diseases.
Deep bluish green
Bedroom in a bluish green interior
Bluish green is a sea green color that allows you to tune in to deep thoughts and also promotes concentration. Thanks to these unique abilities, it is often used to decorate work offices. Also, bluish-green is applicable for turquoise-colored designs in the kitchen, hallway or bathroom.
Orange and orange-yellow accessories will allow you to add accents.
Some useful facts about turquoise
Satin interior in turquoise color
At first glance, you can appreciate the unique properties of this color, because it can elevate absolutely any room. With its help, a small living room becomes visually more spacious, and bright notes of freshness are introduced into a dark kitchen.
Variety in turquoise interiors
Psychologists say that the use of turquoise color in the design of an apartment will make it easier to cope with depressive states, thanks to which a loss of strength will quickly develop into a new charge of vigor.
Turquoise itself is an incredibly beautiful stone, which has long been considered a talisman of good luck and wealth. That is why rooms in the design of which use the tones of the deep sea are able to set one in a positive mood and achieve the most cherished goals.
Calm faded green
Bedroom in faded green interior design
One of the neutral shades is faded green. It fits well into the interior of kitchens and hallways; in turn, it is used quite rarely for decorating a living room or office.
Due to its fade, it often serves as a shading background for brighter interior design elements. Rich reds, yellows and greens are used to liven up the faded green.
To give a more calm and peaceful atmosphere to the room, faded green is combined with brown or light green colors.
The actual choice of shade depends on many factors, such as the type of room being decorated and the personal preferences of the owner.
Distribution and ecology [ edit | edit code ]
It is believed to originate from Europe, North Africa and western Asia. In Russia it is distributed from the European part to the upper reaches of the Ob and Yenisei; in the north it reaches Kandalaksha and Arkhangelsk [3]. Naturalized in North America. Widely cultivated in Southern Europe, Russia, North Africa and the USA, where the oil is produced.
It grows in fallow lands and field boundaries, along roads, near houses, in weedy meadows, vegetable gardens, and along forest edges.
Prefers moderate moisture and rich soils with a neutral reaction. Productivity in floodplain meadows and along roadsides is 15-30 kg/ha of dry shoots.
Features of the use of turquoise color in interior design
Living room in turquoise interior design
An experienced designer knows how to make the turquoise color fit harmoniously into the overall design of the room.
The most optimal color combinations can be found in nature, because how beautifully the color of the sea wave and the golden sandy shore harmonize with each other. In addition, it can be combined with all shades of white, brown, gray and green.
The direct choice depends primarily on the preferences of the owner, as well as the purpose of the room. For example, calmer shades are well suited for the bedroom, living room and corridor, while the originality of the design of a nursery or kitchen will be favorably emphasized by bright colors. To decorate your office, it is best to opt for gray-green and faded tones, as they do not distract and allow you to concentrate.
Turquoise interior design in the bedroom
Advice! Wallpaper in bright colors is best set off with curtains of calmer shades; in turn, bright turquoise curtains should be combined with pillows, bedspreads and other textiles of the same color.
Botanical description [edit | edit code ]
The height of the plant is 50-200 cm [3], it often grows as a subshrub, with a branched tap root and erect shoots, with silver-tomentose pubescence.
The stems are straight, slightly ribbed, branched in the upper part, and often form short, sterile shoots at the base.
The lower leaves are long-petiolate, twice or thrice pinnately dissected, the middle leaves are short-petiolate, twice pinnately dissected, the upper leaves are almost sessile, pinnate or twice trifoliate; The lobules of all leaves are linear-oblong, bluntly pointed.
The flowers are all tubular and yellow; the marginal ones are pistillate, the middle ones are bisexual. The baskets are spherical, 2.5-3.5 mm in diameter, collected on short branches in one-sided racemes, which, in turn, form a narrow paniculate inflorescence. The wrapper of the baskets is imbricated, the leaves are broadly membranous. The receptacle is convex, hairy. Flowering in the European part of Russia in June - July.
The fruit is a brownish, pointed achene, about 1 mm long, oblong-wedge-shaped, finely grooved, with a rounded, slightly convex area at the apex. The fruits ripen in August - September.
The plant is resistant to drought and frost.
The right combination of shades in the design of the living room
Combination of shades of turquoise in living room interior design
The living room is the “face” of the entire apartment. That is why designers are so sensitive to its design.
Advice! Pay careful attention to the combination of colors in the living room, because one mistake can lead to damage to the entire picture.
For the living room you should use rich turquoise tones. They go well with brickwork, natural wood and delicate white curtains.
You should choose wallpaper for decorating the living room with a large ornament, because it will look great in combination with sky-blue curtains, as well as pillows and bedspreads of the same shade.
Bedroom designed in soft tones
Upholstered furniture in turquoise colors visually refreshes the entire room. The main thing is not to overdo it.
Decorating the bedroom with soft tones
Bedroom in soft colors
The idea of decorating a bedroom in a marine style will be very successful. Turquoise colors and shades in the interior will allow you to fully enjoy your sleep and fill your soul with strength.
With the right combination of colors and shades, the bedroom will be transformed into a kingdom of peace and serenity.
Light turquoise wallpaper with dark blue decorative elements will create a real elite resort in your bedroom! You can choose wallpaper either plain or with a soft pattern in grey-green, dark blue or orange-yellow shades.
You can also decorate the bedroom with light wallpaper, which will perfectly set off various accessories, frames and paintings in dark blue. Draped curtains in bright turquoise color will complement the picture, creating the effect of a real paradise. Waking up in such an atmosphere will be easy and carefree at any time.
Bedroom designed in soft tones
A more provocative bedroom can be decorated by choosing muted tones of turquoise for the walls, as well as using curtains with heavy drapery. The combination of the dominant color in the bedroom interior with lighter or darker tones will perfectly complement the overall picture of the room.
