Studies shows that Red color raises a room’s energy
level. It is a good choice when you want to stir up excitement, particularly at
night. In the living room or dining room, red draws people together and
stimulates conversation. In an entryway, it creates a strong first impression.
Red has been shown to raise blood pressure, speed respiration and heart rate.
It is usually considered too stimulating for bedrooms, but if you’re only in
the room after dark, you’ll be seeing it mostly by lamplight, when the color
will appear muted, rich, and elegant. Red, the most intense, pumps the adrenaline
like no other hue.
Yellow
Captures the joy of sunshine and communicates happiness. It
is said to be perfect for kitchens, dining rooms, and bathrooms, where happy
colors are energizing and uplifting. In halls, entries, and small spaces,
yellow can feel expansive and welcoming. Even though yellow although is a
cheery color, it is not a good choice to use in main color schemes when it
comes to designing a room.
Studies show that people are more likely to lose their
temper in a yellow interior. Babies also seem to cry more in a yellow room. In
large amounts, this color tends to create feelings of frustration and anger in
people. In chromotherapy, yellow is believed to stimulate the nerves and purify
the body.
Blue
Studies shows that Blue color brings down blood pressure
and slow respiration and heart rate. That is why it is considered calming,
relaxing and serene, and it is often recommended for bedrooms and bathrooms.
Be careful, however: a pastel blue that looks pretty on the
paint chip can come across as unpleasantly chilly when it is on the walls and
furnishings, especially in a room that receives little natural light. If you
opt for a light blue as the primary color in a room, balance it with warm hues
for the furnishings and fabrics. To encourage relaxation in the social areas
such as family rooms, living rooms and large kitchens consider warmer blues,
such as periwinkle, or bright blues, such as cerulean or turquoise.
Blue is known to
have a calming effect when used as the main color of a room. Go for softer
shades of blue. Dark blue has the opposite effect, evoking feelings of sadness.
So refrain from using darker blues in your main color scheme. Stay with the
lighter shades of blue to give you and your loved ones a calm effect.
Green
Green is considered the most restful color for the eye.
Combining the refreshing quality of blue and the cheerfulness of yellow, green
is suited for almost any room on the house. In the kitchen, green cools things
down; in a family room or living room, it encourages unwinding but has enough
warmth to promote comfort and togetherness. Green also has a calming effect when
used as a main color for decorating. It is believed to relieve stress by
helping people relax. Also believed to help with fertility, making it a great
choice for the bedroom.
Purple
Purple is associated
with luxury as well as creativity, and as an accent or secondary color, it
gives a scheme depth. Lighter versions of purple, such as lavender and lilac,
bring the same restful quality to bedrooms as blue does, but without the risk
of feeling chilly.
Orange
It is considered as an energetic color. It evokes feelings
of excitement and enthusiasm. Orange is said to be great for an exercise room. It
will bring out all the emotions that you need released during your fitness
routine. It is not a very good idea to paint orange in a living room or in
bedrooms. In ancient cultures orange was believed to heal the lungs and
increase energy levels.
Neutrals (black, gray, white, and brown)
Black, Grays, white and Browns are are basic to any
decorator’s tool kit. All-neutral schemes fall in and out of fashion, but their
virtue lies in their flexibility: Add color to liven things up; subtract it to
calm things down. Black is best used in small doses as an accent. Indeed, some
experts maintain that every room needs a touch of black to ground the color
scheme and give it depth.
Crimson
This color
can make some people feel irritable, Invoking feels of rage and hostility. Sitting
for a long periods of time in a room painted in this color will likely affect
the peace and harmony you are striving to create in your home.
Note:
Light colors makes a room seem
larger and brighter. Dark colors are sophisticated and warm; they make a room
seem smaller and give large rooms a more intimate appearance.
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