Using Psychology of Color to Decorate a Dining Room

Written by Joey Lewitin


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For a gathering room such asrepparttar dining room, earth tones can be a wonderful way to convey a sense of warmth. These colors remind people ofrepparttar 136079 earth, making them feel more connected torepparttar 136080 world and torepparttar 136081 other people inrepparttar 136082 room. The ability of tans and browns to make us feel safe, allow us to open up more when we are surrounded by them.

The greatest advice when decorating is to stay true to you. While you can dabble with colors and try to create positive influences in others, you also want to providerepparttar 136083 best mental environment for yourself to enjoy.



Joey Lewitin is an author, artist, and designer of home décor accessories made from imported stone. Original designs from him and other artisans can be seen at Pebblez.com – Stone Home Accessories


Psychology of Colors - Decorating a living room for the Subconscious

Written by Joey Lewiti


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The next most popular color in America is Green. This isrepparttar color of nature, and is almost always associated with growth. Using green is slightly more invigorating then blue, but still produces a sense of mental calm. Green isrepparttar 136077 easiest color onrepparttar 136078 eye, and is actually good for eyesight. Avoid sickly greens and use nature as your guide to mix and match colors into a green themed room.

Earth tones give a room a close grounded feeling, and can promote a sense of intimacy. They are rustic natural colors that seam simple and warm. Soft tans and browns arerepparttar 136079 colors of family, and will give your living room that feeling of home. Besides, they don’t show dirt. Greens can be matched in with browns, to create a feeling of nature andrepparttar 136080 outdoors in.

Colors to avoid in large doses are reds and yellows. Too much yellow can cause eye irritation and uncomfortable feelings. Red, while highly invigorating, is also a very aggressive color. Use of too much red could easily lead to fighting. To avoid conflict, use reds and yellows only as accessories, and only when they matchrepparttar 136081 room’s main color.

It is almost impossible to get angry in a pink room. In light tones and small doses this color gentles people’s personalities. However if you paintrepparttar 136082 whole room a wild pink you may find yourself irritated byrepparttar 136083 brightness. Instead use pink in an understated manner. Throw in pink accessories, or a few pink decorations. If you want to theme a room pink, then choose a light color that will match earth tones. However you should be cautious;repparttar 136084 more pink that gets usedrepparttar 136085 more people tend to get lazy and unmotivated.

Make a decision about what kind of setting you want to invoke, and then decide onrepparttar 136086 colors that will help get you there. Make surerepparttar 136087 colors you use will match one another. Maintain balance between different extremes, and refer to yourself often. Only you know ifrepparttar 136088 harmony ofrepparttar 136089 room is helping to bring balance into your home. You are your own best resource.



Joey Lewitin is an author, artist, and designer of home décor accessories made from imported stone. Original designs from him and other artisans can be seen at Pebblez.com – Quality Décor in Stone


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