Yellow kitchens? Mmm that looks kind of weird
Turns Out There Are Perfect Colors for All the Rooms in Your Home, According to Psychologists

The color of the room you’re sitting in can affect how you feel, according to psychology. While red can help you focus, blue can calm you down. Painting certain rooms and spaces a certain color can help you achieve what you desire, be it passion, happiness, or the need to work up an appetite.
Bright Side has prepared a list of colors and the rooms they’re best suited for.
1. For the kitchen: yellow
2. For the home office or gym: red
3. For your bedroom: blue
4. For entryways and hallways: gray
According to the famous interior designer, Susan Bednar Long, the color gray is best suited for entryways and hallways as it serves as a neutral against the other rooms. It’s simple yet elegant and changes tones with light, giving your house a unique look.
5. For a craft room or study room: lilac
Lilac or a purple hue is deeply associated with imagination and creativity. Leonardo da Vinci believed that the power of meditation increased by 10 times when done in purple light. Painting your craft room or study room this color will surely give you a creative boost.
6. For the living room: orange
7. For nurseries: bright green
The color you paint your baby’s room can really affect their development. Because of this, the most suitable color for nurseries is green. It has a calming effect and represents health. It reduces pressure and can help your baby sleep peacefully.
8. For busy spaces: pink
The color pink is often referred to as a “feminine” color but it is much more than that. Pink walls tend to break built-up tension and help avoid conflict, which is why some prisons color their walls a shade of pink. It also evokes the qualities of kindness and compassion. For busy spaces like offices, shops, or even big halls, aim for pink hues.
Which colors are your bedroom and kitchen painted? How have you decorated them? Share some photos with us in the comments!
Comments
Red for busy areas… Agreed 100 %!!
Pink helps to solve conflict!!! Isn't it interesting?
Color for rooms

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