I is suggested by psychologists that color impression could account for sixty percent of the acceptance or rejection of a product or service . Color is the first thing noticed and the last thing forgotten. Similarly, the colors with which you choose to decorate your home can affect your mood. So, choosing the right palette can be important.
Choosing color for a house is often one of the most intimidating steps for beginners. Generally, it's not important to follow trends - they will come and go. Rather, choose colors that reflect your likes and personality and blend these colors together into a scheme that works.
When selecting colors, please remember that each has a specific psychological value. A color can make a person feel everything from anger to tranquility. Therefore, using a high-energy color in a place that is meant for relaxation could have a negative effect.While different shades of color hues may evoke different feelings in people, and could be representative of different cultures around the world (for example ,white is used for weddings in Western societies, but for funerals among traditional Chinese), in general these basic colors typically represent the following:
Blue
Warm blues have a calming effect when used as the room's main colors,such as periwinkle and turquoise. This makes them suitable for bathrooms and bedrooms. Very dark blues can cause feelings of sadness, while very light blues may show sterile or institutional. Darker blues are also seen as the "authority" color. People may associate them with business or law enforcement. Blue is the No. 1 choice of corporate America.
Blossoming Almond Tree
Red
Reds is surveyed that it will raise blood pressure and heart rate. They stir up excitement and energy in a room. Red is popular for living rooms and dining rooms where you want to encourage conversation. It could also be a good choice for an entryway if you want to make a bold first impression. However, red and pink tend to trigger sharp emotions. Those who are already edgy may get pushed over the edge in rooms of these colors.
Vase with Poppies, Cornflowers, Peonies and Chrysanthemums
Yellow
Yellow is good for kitchens and bathrooms or small spaces that need a boost of sunshine, as an uplifting and happy color , . Yellow can feel expansive and welcoming, but it should be used in moderation since this color is the most taxing on the eyes. In some people it can cause irritability. Choose light yellow rather than vivid yellows if you are making it a focal point of a room.
Summer Evening, Wheatfield with Setting sun
