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How to: Finding the Right Color for you House

Colours and moods

We are not always aware of the fact that the visual world has on our emotions. However, the colors give the rooms their personality: the primary colors and sharp contrasts create a passionate atmosphere, while a set of soft colors, bright and harmonious give a more discreet elegance. Before you start decorating a room, and remember the feelings you want to find. The choice of color depends.

Color choices

When you decorate a room, you can choose the colors of two ways, by examining the color wheel. Whether you use colors close to each other on the circle, the "shades". Whether you opt for shades that you put off by a complementary color, the color in front of that color on the color wheel.

Hot and cold

It speaks of warm colors to designate the orange, red, and yellow. They have the option to increase the intimacy of a place or make it appear smaller. They also suggest proximity. Combined, they give an impression of warmth and comfort, creating a feeling of well being, a warm, welcoming pleasant.

Cool colors are blues, greens and purples. They have soothing, spoke of freshness and calm. They are shown to enlarge small rooms.

The emotions associated with color

Rose: gay, lively, positive, female

Red: passionate, daring, intimate, comforting

Orange: stimulating creativity, warm, comfortable

Yellow: friendly, sunny, stimulating the brain

Green: peaceful, invigorating, relaxing, balancing

Blue: promoting reflection, of calm and meditation

Violet: stimulating sensual, refreshing, spiritual

White and pale colors: impression of cleanliness, lighting and space

Rich color and intensity (red or bright green): intimate, warm

Black: oppressive

White: purity

Grey: Do not provoke strong emotion, fostering curiosity, reflection and imagination

Some rules

The gray blend easily to form a discreet background. They may be involved in any color. The cool gray is a good complementary color of orange.

All blue go well together, like all green.

Yellows go great with the greens and oranges. Employees with blue (complementary), they create an environment gay.

All the reds go well together, all the roses too.

The oranges are warm, but use them sparingly dark orange.

Browns may be associated with orange.

The violet is a bit too invasive for most people.

Remember playing with color, it is a simple and economical way to restore any part of the house.

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