Monochromatic – it's not only black & white

Furnish Burnish
A grey monochromatic colour scheme is chic and elegant; with colours including silvery tones it creates a beautiful colour palette which is gentle on the eye.
Keyhug
Oozing refined elegance a purple monochromatic colour scheme is visually rich and enticing.
Addison Design
Neutral monochromatic colour schemes work well in any decorating style and motif.
Hubpages
Pretty powdery blues, which culminate in the palest blue-white, is perfect for bedrooms as if create a soft, calming ambience.
Six Impossible Things
Hot pink monochromatic colour scheme brings a fresh contemporary look.
Keyhug
Teal is a combination of blue and green which allows for plenty of colour variation; however, you can also just use tones which are only a touch lighter or darker to create a stunning décor. In theory the bedding should be teal as well, but the room looks fresh and clean with white.
Design Rulz
Using a white monochromatic colour scheme creates a stunning look that is perfect for large open living spaces.
Apartment Geeks
With dark brown as the base this room demonstrates the versatility of using a monochromatic colour scheme.
Elements At Home
Charcoal black and steel greys sit comfortably side-by-side just as any monochromatic colour scheme should.
Elements At Home
With the wide variation of greens, this beautiful rooms should the use of monochromatic colours beautifully.
Ideas for Intenrior
Classical black and white monochromatic colour schemes never go out of fashion.
California Home Design
Bright and refreshing this yellow monochromatic colour scheme is like bringing a burst of sunshine into your home.
Six Impossible Things
The extremes of variations in green are shown in this contemporary bedroom.
Chad Stark
Give your home a retro makeover using a 1970's orange monochromatic colour palette.
Liz Interior Designing
You can use monochromatic colour schemes in any room of your home, including the bathroom.