Color Us Impressed -- Here’s How Color Psychology Revolutionizes Your Interiors

We’re sure to some degree everyone’s heard about color psychology. You’ve probably heard blue is a calming color, while red is more energetic. But before you get out the paintbrushes and pop open the paint cans of “ocean breeze” and “red salmon” allow us to let you in on a little secret.

What if we told you that colors can not only determine your energy levels but can also make you feel happy, depressed - even hungry! Let’s take a look at how your interior colors can change the entire atmosphere of your room.

Calm and Cool

Let’s start with the basics. Blue is the color of cloudless skies and ocean waves. It's no wonder then, that the color blue invokes a sense of tranquility. This makes blue a great color for living rooms or bedrooms. Purple too, is a deeply calming color. White and gray are cooler colors that evoke feelings of freshness and alertness — making them perfect for offices where focus is essential. 

Happy and Warm

I don’t think any color expresses joy better than yellow. It may be something about this bright hue that reminds us of sunshine and flowers, and all things lively and happy. Orange is also an intensely happy color — and can be used in hallways and bathrooms for a little splash of warmth and positivity. Warm nudes and browns can be used to have the same effect.

Cravings and Motivation

Did you know that some colors can affect your appetite? There is something about red and orange that makes the mouth water. That’s why so many restaurants use these colors in their interior design. Reds and oranges would be the perfect colors for any kitchen or dining area. They also have the extra effect of making people feel energized. This means that these colors would be perfect for any workout room in your home.

At Ameri-Pro Painting we know all there is to know about selecting the perfect interior color for your home. If you’re looking to freshen up your walls or give your room a new paint job give us a call at (716) 316-4759 today!

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