Effects of Colours

Effects of Cool Colours

Are you in need of being creative? Looking for ways of getting those brain synapses firing? Try utilizing cool colours such as purple. Purple creates a perfect balance between both red and blue to provide the sensation of stimulation and serenity which is supposed to encourage creativity. The lighter shade of purple is said to result in a peaceful environment, thus relieving tension. This is a great colour option for your home or business office.

Are you in search for a peaceful and calming surrounding? Consider using a green and/or blue shade. These cool colours are typically considered as calming and restful. 

The colour blue is suggested for rooms that you or other people tend to spend significant amounts of time. Another cool colour, green is typically a tranquil and serene colour, it is said to help decrease respiration and also to lower blood pressure. Try incorporating arts in sacred spaces or meditation room with a shade of green, as they should help you to relax.

Green: 

• natural

• cool

• growth

• money

• health

• tranquillity

• harmony

• calmness

Blue:  

• serenity

• cold

• wisdom

• loyalty

• truth

• focused

Effects of Warm Colours

Are you wanting to create an environment of stimulation or vet people’s appetite? You might be better off utilizing the shades of yellow or orange. These colours are often creating an association with food and can cause your tummy to growl a little. Have you ever wondered why there are so many restaurants that use these colours? 

But remember to be careful about using the bright colours such as orange and especially yellow. These colours tend to reflect more light and can excessively stimulate a person’s eyes which can sometimes lead to irritation. 

Yellow:

• happiness

• laughter

• warmth

• hunger

Orange: 

• energetic

• excitement

• enthusiasm