Color psychology: Decorating with Green
Posted by Charnell on July 5th, 2010
The color is a favorite with hospitals because it promotes healing. It’s also the easiest on the eye. Green has a calming effect when used as a main color for decorating. Green is associated with Spring and new beginnings.
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Bedroom: On a ‘primitive’ psychological level, the color green tells us that we are in a fertile, water-rich environment, above freezing temperatures, there is enough to eat and we will survive so we are safe and can relax.
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Bathroom: Green can be very soothing, and can encourage you to develop a sense of harmony and self-restoration. It helps decrease your nerves, anxiety, and worries.
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Living room: Green is also a very refreshing and rejuvenating color – it will help you restore your energy after a long and tiring day.
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Dining room: Mix pale green with yellow and it livens up, but when combined with blue, it appears quiet and meditative.
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Kitchen: Green is a nice ‘fresh’ and ‘organic’ color for the kitchen.
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Office: Green stimulate the thought process and promote feelings of balance and harmony, which is why it’s a popular color in classrooms and study areas. Green can also make people complacent or too laid back so refrain from using too much green in the office or study.
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How NOT to decorate in Green: I like green, I really do but this green bathroom is a bit cringe-worthy. I would not want to enter this bright green room early in the morning after a particularly jolly get-together the previous night.
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Pick another room color:
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