Bring an oft-ignored space like the stairway and walkway into the limelight by spotlighting it with a vibrant, contrasting shade.

(Interior design by Habit LLP)

Industrial aesthetics can be a little rough around the edges. Modernise the look by coating certain metal finishes in cheerful yellow to accent the space. Note that yellow also pairs wonderfully well with grey concrete floors!

(Interior design by Habit LLP)

The kitchen’s backsplash is an easy way to inject some design element into this functional space. Choosing bold, appetising shades like yellow, orange, and red can work wonders for the counter area.

(Interior design by Hugo Kitchen)

Instead of concealing awkward spaces and narrow panels, highlight it with an attractive wallpaper instead as a decorative accent.

(Interior design by Design Intervention)

As mentioned previously, yellow is a great companion to darker shades like grey. And this minimalist industrial study area demonstrates that principle wonderfully!

(Interior design by Spacedge Designs)

Colourful décor accessories are a foolproof way to bring character into a home that’s bathed in neutral tones.

(Interior design by Design Intervention)

The bold use of bright yellow and blue enables this unadorned space to be as striking.

(Interior design by wynk;collaborative)

With a coat of energetic colour, antiquated furniture pieces like this oriental dining set can easily blend into a modern home.

(Interior design by Juxtapose)

Incorporating soft furnishings in various shades of yellow helps add a fun twist to this classic home interior scheme.

(Interior design by Design Intervention)

Yellow is a versatile wall colour that’s suitable for children’s rooms as it can be easily adapt to a child’s evolving décor taste.

(Interior design by The Orange Cube Pte Ltd)

Text: Home and Decor

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