How To Make Your Home Emotionally Healthy Using TCL Paints?
Ready to paint? A little color psychology may be just what you need to create soothing and productive moods.
colors you use to decorate your home are believed to have a profound effect on the emotional well-being of you and your family.
Living room paint colors:
Warm tones like Reds, Yellows, and Oranges, and earth tones like Brown and Beige work well in the living room, because they're though to stimulate conversation. "These are colors that encourage people to sit around and talk," says Kate Smith, a color consultant in Lorton, Va. "You feel the warmth, the connection with other people."
Kitchen paint colors:
Color consultants say that if you have fond memories of spending time in the kitchen when you were a kid, it might make sense to recreate the color scheme in your grown-up kitchen.
If there's no particular paint scheme you remember fondly Then Reds and Yellows can be great colors in the kitchen, But watch out if you're watching your weight in addition to stimulating conversation, color consultants say that red may prompt you to eat more, if only subtly. "If you're on a diet, you might want to keep red out of the kitchen," science has long recognized the appetite-stimulating power of Red decor.
In addition to encouraging conversation, it whets the appetites of your family/guests. "If your dining room is red, people may think you are a better cook," says Harrington.
Bedroom paint colors:
The bedroom is where you go to relax and reconnect with your partner so Cool colors -- Blues, Greens and Lavenders -- can be great choices here, because they are thought to have a calming effect. The darker the hue, the more pronounced the effect is believed to be.
What if your teenager has a few ideas about how to paint his or her bedroom? In the name of family harmony, it probably makes sense to let your teen pick the paint "within reason".
Bathroom paint colors:
White color has always been a popular choice for bathrooms, in large part because it connotes cleanliness and purity. But nowadays the bathroom is used not just as a place to wash up, but also as a private retreat for relaxation and rejuvenation.
"Most people feel comfortable with Blues and Turquoises because these colors give a sense of being clean and fresh -- and calm."
Workout room paint colors:
"Reds and oranges can help you move, But they can also make you feel hot." For this reason, blues and greens may be better choices here but the best are Yellow-greens and Blue-greens because, in terms of color psychology, they're "Happier."
Home office paint colors:
The name of the game here is productivity: the faster you complete work-related tasks, the more time you'll have to spend enjoying family and friends. And color consultants agree that Green is a great choice for a home office. "Green is the color of concentration and It's one of the best colors to be surrounded by for long periods of time."
to sum it all up If you would never wear a particular color, don't paint your walls that color. That's a recipe for disaster!
"Color is a universal, nonverbal language, and we all intuitively know how to speak it"