Hey there, viewers!
Did you know that colors can spark emotion?
Have you ever wondered why your favorite color is your favorite?
Research has shown that colors can affect the emotions and energy level of an individual.
When it comes to home decor, the more you understand colors and how they relate to your
emotions, the easier it will be to use them in your space.
In today’s video, we will talk about the psychology of colors and how to use them effectively
in your house.
What does the color orange relate to?
What about the psychology behind blue?
We will discuss all this AND more…
The psychology of room colors is an important part of your daily life.
When you live in a house, you want to choose colors that suit your taste and personality.
The color of the walls tend to change the shape and size of the furniture, as well as
the room itself.
You don’t want a shade that hurts the mood of your room.
Otherwise, you’re going to get depressed every time you walk in there.
Choosing the right shade is easy when you know the basics of color.
The trick is to combine the colors you like and make them into something you're comfortable
with in your house.
Here are some colors you should take into consideration:
Orange This bright color is associated with creativity,
adventure, and communication.
Orange is considered to be one of the most stimulating and inspiring colors on the wheel.
It radiates affection and joy, provides emotional strength during tough times, and also stimulates
feelings of optimism and rejuvenation.
Orange can also express spontaneity.
Research shows that the choice of a suitable color for your living room, bedroom, kitchen,
or bathroom can actually help the room function.
According to psychology, it’s recommended you use orange in office spaces.
This is to inspire creativity and enthusiasm as you work on projects.
You can always go bolder with bright orange.
This will light up the walls and white furnishings to create the work space you’ve always dreamed
of.
On the other hand, if you’re trying to lose weight, don't paint your kitchen orange.
This bold color is said to increase your appetite!
You’ll only want to eat more.
Also, avoid using orange colors in your bedroom.
This energetic color isn’t what you need for a healthy sleep.
Do you like the color orange?
Have you painted anything in your house orange?
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Light Blue Studies prove that color and light have an
effect on physiology, psychology, cognitive performance, and hormone production in humans.
Blue, especially light shades of blue, bring on feelings of peace and serenity.
The light blue color is known to reduce stress and create a sense of calm and relaxation.
It can encourage a non-toxic and safe environment.
For those who don’t know, the light blue color represents familiarity and healing.
For these reasons, blue is the color that works in your bedroom.
It leaves you feeling relaxed and wanting to go to sleep.
Who wouldn’t want to relax around colors that remind them of clear blue skies and calm
ocean waves?
If you don't like the idea of painting your room blue, try adding blue accents.
Adding a stylish blue sofa can be the perfect alternative.
You can put your feet up and relax after a long day.
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Green A recent study showed that green living rooms
bring on a sense of neutrality and happiness among the participants.
While most of us don't spend a lot of time thinking about the color of our rooms, it
does affect us on a daily basis.
It can influence us in many ways, depending on our age, gender and current emotions.
Certain colors provoke a general reaction from people, which is why choosing the right
colors when decorating is so important.
Let's take a closer look at what the green color can do to your room.
Green is strongly associated with nature, representing balance, harmony, and growth.
It also promotes health and rejuvenation.
Green is linked with the renewal and restoration of energy.
It simply makes you feel happy.
It gives you that much-needed boost when you’re physically, mentally, or emotionally drained.
Most of you are used to getting up early for work, not knowing how you’ll handle the
day ahead.
This is why we suggest you paint your bathroom green.
This is exactly the kind of color you want to see when you head in for your morning shower.
Something that will give you that boost.
But this isn’t the boost you want in your dining room.
The bright green color will leave syou feeling energetic and less likely to eat.
If you don’t want to paint the whole room green, some small green accessories will do
just fine.
Maybe put a green vase in your bathroom for some flowers.
You’ll have that wonderful fresh smell first thing in the morning.
While deciding a color for your interior, always start by asking yourself a few questions.
What kind of mood do I want to create in this room?
What color will help create it?
If you need help answering these questions, take some inspiration from magazines and websites.
Also, be mindful of your textiles.
Let the rug, blanket, and pillow define your color scheme.
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Now back to our talk on colors and interior...
Yellow Yellow is the color of reason and intellect.
In addition to its cheerful tone, the color gives you a sense of focus and determination.
Yellow brings us hope, happiness, and joy.
It’s known to awaken clarity and concentration.
Research states that it is important for an individual to first acquaint themselves with
the qualities of color.
This means the hue, color value, and intensity.
Yellow promotes enthusiasm, and is known to improve your mood on a bad day.
If you’re under stress or need an energy recovery, try painting your living room yellow.
Can you think of a room in your house you would rather avoid?
I know mine!
The laundry area...
It’s a great idea to ​​add yellow to the laundry room.
This will make washing and drying a little less boring.
You can be bold, use an accent wall, or spray hints of yellow throughout the room.
This will add the focus and clarity you need to work with your largest pile of dirty clothing!
Want to go all out?
Use wallpaper in your laundry and take your decorating scheme to the next level.
When was the last time you were actually excited to wash your clothes?
Pink I know, pink is not everyone’s thing.
Traditionally, pink has been known as a more feminine color.
These days, it's becoming increasingly more popular among men.
If you’d like a new color for your room, pink is known for its compassionate aura.
It RESEARCH creates a sense of light playfulness wherever it appears.
Pink instills kindness and empathy in people.
It awakens feelings of care and affection.
Research proves that the use of a specific shade of pink can have a soothing effect on
people who are angry and agitated.
The color also represents generosity.
It brings warmth, positivity, and hope.
So where’s the best place in the house to put pink?
Do you have someone visiting for the next while?
Try the guest room!
The guest room always needs a feeling of warmth and hospitality.
Pink is the perfect color to make your guest feel welcome, whether it’s for one night
or a few months.
Remember not to go too hard on the pink, otherwise your space will look more like a nursery.
Just a thought...
It’s so important to choose happy, positive, and inspiring colors for your home.
The right mood in each room will bring out the best in you, as well as your family members.
Have I sparked your interest?
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we?
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life.
Are you or anyone you know planning a room makeover?
Well, tell us the colors you’re using and the idea behind them in the comments below!