Color Psychology

But what about mood? It’s true that colors evoke certain emotions, so when you are making your interior paint selections, you may want to consider the vibe you are going after. Whether you want to ramp up the energy in certain rooms and calm it down in others, you can set the tone with the… Read More

When you are selecting paint colors for your commercial building, you have more to think about than just your logo. The colors you choose for your building, whether they are painted in your logo’s colors or in complementary hues, are sending clear messages to your customers and employees. If you are starting a new business,… Read More

Whether you have a small office with only a few employees or an entire building full of people striving to meet company goals, the environment and style can impact both your employees and your brand. Stark white walls, the norm in office culture for many years, is practical but does not differentiate your business. Set… Read More

Your kitchen does not have to match with the rest of your home. It is an opportunity to add a different color scheme from the rest of your home. Here are some examples of places in your kitchen where you can add a touch of color: Cabinetry.All cabinetry does not have to be the same… Read More

Although not an exact science, research on color and how it affects the human psyche has revealed some interesting and nearly universal results. Color consultant Leslie Harrington says, “Color is a universal nonverbal language.” She maintains that everyone knows this language and that it can be used to influence emotions and behaviors. Paint the Room… Read More

Calming and serene whether inside or outside, these colors speak of peaceful days with a summer breeze gently caressing your face. According to “This Old House” icon Bob Vila, if you are putting you house up for sale, and this could be the summer in which to make that move, you’ll want to keep the… Read More