These sweet recycled polyethylene chairs are made by SAW Italia. Plastic lawn chairs have never been this sexy.

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[Rainbow II]

The Bruck Lighting Rainbow II Pendant puts the accent on the beauty of your interior spaces with an awe-inspiring illumination and an invigorating appeal while exhibiting perfectly curvy frame. The Rainbow II Pendant features Clear dichroic outer glass shade, Frosted White cased inner glass shade and metal body.

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[Inca Drum Pendant by ET2]

Similar to the legendary Incan tears of the sun, the ET2 Inca Drum Pendant features a glimmering metal exterior showing a radiant glimmer of golden riches inside. In the Inca Drum Pendant, a gold glow sparkles through a laser-cut chromed cylinder–perfectly illuminating the amazing treasure of clear crystal beads within.

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[Agatha Suspension Light]

Agatha is a suspension light whose shape springs from the concentric superposition of Polywood® veneer from the triangular modular base. Polywood® is a patented treatment used to stabilize the veneer prior to manipulation. The polyester finish gives the veneer the resistance necessary to be used in the flexible forms and also facilitates cleaning and maintenance of the veneer.

Available in choice of colors, with brushed nickel canopy and hardware. Provides ambient and decorative illumination. The grand scale of this fixture makes it suitable for entryways or other rooms where a statement as well as light is required.

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[Gregg Suspension]

The Gregg Pendant designed by Ludovica e Roberto Palomba treats the eye to exciting visual depth in a design that offers a clear definition of contemporary lighting. The Gregg Pendant features White blown satin glass shade, lacquered metal body and White finish.

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[BPL Pendant Lights]

The globe for this pendant is hand made woven white polyester. The internal structure is in iron with an electrostatic paint. The woven fabric is knotted to wooden casts and then deformed in a steam oven, giving it its three-dimensional state with little bubbles. BPL has won the “Excellent Swedish Design Award”. Available in two sizes. The soft shade is easily removed for relamping and can be hand washed or dry cleaned.

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[Cicatrices De Luxe 5 Pendant Light]

Cicatrices De luxe is a unique design with crystal blown vases as diffusers. Suspended on chrome-plated steel shelves. Designed by Philippe Starck. Italy. Includes 5 X 35W bi-pin halogen bulbs.

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[Nuvola SO2 Pendant Light]

Suspended life-like cloud made of special fireproof fabric. This large cloud, with an internal motor and two mechanical arms, softly undulates to create the illusion of a real cloud. Mounts to standard 4″ junction box.

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[Stones Outdoor Lamps]

Why not brighten up your patio with the soft glow of the Stones? Stones are unique outdoor lights that look at home indoors as well. Made of durable, weather-tested polyethylene. Can be used individually but look best in clusters (price shown is per Stone unit). Uses screw-in fluorescent bulb (not included).

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[Waterproof Floating Lantern]

White rotation molded, polyethylene shade and body. Waterproof and floats in a minimum of 12″ of water.

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[Uovo Outdoor Floor Lamp]

Table or floor lamp. Diffuser in satin white polyethylene, manufactured through rotational molding process. Base in stainless steel. Black cord with plug.

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[SP Muse Suspension Light]

Muse is inspired by the sweet world of pastries. Soft, flexible lines in a vast range of energizing color. Suspension fixture for ambient diffused and direct illumination. The soft, elasticized fabric is wrapped over a metal frame. The fabric is removable and washable. Muse is suspended from three support cables, chrome canopy.

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[Nerolia Table Lamp and Aromatherapy Diffuser]

Nerolia is a unique fixture: not only is it a lamp providing diffused light but it also has a receptacle on the top for aromatherapy essences. Transparent crystal with receptacle and light shade in amber glass. Includes integrated dimmer. Design: Ferdi Giardini with Giancarlo Maina and Marienzo Ferrero. 11.8″H X 4.7″ diameter. Uses 1 X 120V 60W max G9 halogen bulb. Made in Italy.

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[Goccia Suspension Light]

Inspired by the range of colors found underwater. Pendant light for ambient illumination. Made from Opalflex®.

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[Bety Pendant Light]

From LAB Arturo Alvarez, Bety is composed of black or white polypropylene strips. Fetishism, sophistication, re-created femininity, an unfinished shape, free. An object with history and memory which contributes a new narrative.

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[River Rock Wedge Pendant]

Handblown glass, the shape of which is inspired by rocks along a river bed. The Bacchus Glass/Tech Lighting River Rock Wedge Pendant features a glass shade created by the Bacchus Glass Studio in Sonoma, CA. As part of the natural look and feel of this light, the bottom of the pendant purposely doesn’t hang parallel to the floor. Available in two colors, which become more warm and inviting when on.

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[Femme Fatale Pendant]

The Fire Farm Femme Fatale Pendant designed by Elizabeth Meredith splashes light all around with its triple petticoat shade of Copper, Brass or Stainless Steel hand folded mesh. The Femme Fatale Pendant features a painted Black canopy and eight foot Black cord.

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[Slow Glow Lamp by Droog]

Full brightness may be slow in coming with the Droog Slow Glow Lamp, but once it does the result is positively delicious. The light source is immersed in vegetable fat. As the light’s heat slowly melts the substance, the light gradually brightens until the lamp emits a vibrant, fluid golden glow, as well as comforting warmth. Comes with a stabilizing cork base.

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[Shadow Dance 05 Wall Sconce]

This Schonbek Geometrix Shadow Dance 05 Wall Sconce evokes the style and glamour of the 1960s, with light and shadow intertwining in a hypnotic dance of shape and color. The Shadow Dance wall light is a elegant update to a vintage Schonbek design. Available in nine patterns, six finishes and 12 crystal styles. The combinations are virtually endless–and as whimsical as your imagination can be. Pairs with the Shadow Dance family of pendants.

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[Aqua Cil Pendant by Artemide]

The Artemide Aqua Cil Pendant designed by Ross Lovegrove is molded with the influence of water as a part of the actual design process resulting in a truly organic reproduction to the shade profile . The Aqua Cil Pendant features mirror-treated aluminum shade.

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[Pop 1 Pendant or Flushmount]

Bright and cheery, the Pop 1 Pendant or Flushmount by Eurofase features a delightful dose of candy-color infused in a curvy glass form. Eurofase has been manufacturing and supplying high quality lighting fixtures to North America since 1989 and is a leader in low- and line-voltage halogen lighting.

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[Jordo Pendant ]

The Besa Lighting Jordo Pendant beautifies your overall decor by providing bold elegance and radiance. The Jordo Pendant features a handcrafted glass diffuser.

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[Nevo Pendant]

The Arturo Alvarez Nevo Pendant has a vibrant shape that seems to be constantly changing. A cloud of suggestive curves, of impossible volumes where the future intersects with the present in a subtle way. A self-confident shape made of cutting edge materials.The Nevo Pendant features Stainless Steel Mesh sprayed with pigmented silicone. The interaction between the light source and the silicone mesh creates dramatic shadows and contrasts. Each piece is handmade, so no two pieces are the same and each is considered an original work of art. Please note, the lamps may be visible from certain perspectives.

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[Anfora Large Floor Lamp]

The LZF Anfora Large Floor Lamp is designed to motivate and capture the eye. Within its amphora-shaped silhouette, the panels that compose its three dimensional shade appear to be in motion, turning outside in, and inside out. The light source bathes the shade to create depth of both reflection and translucence, and highlights the twists and turns. The Anfora Large Floor Lamp features a Natural timber wood veneer shade in a variey of colors.

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[Laguna LED Down Pendant]

The Bruck Lighting Laguna LED Down Pendant is an extraordinary fixture that radiates cheerful light in your room while pleasing the onlookers with its sleek looks. The Laguna LED Down Pendant features glass diffuser and metal body.

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Gray is associated with intelligence, discipline, stability and quiet authority. Many people think of gray as a “safe” color, but decorating with gray is a delicate matter indeed. Choosing the right gray can be the difference between either a brilliant decor color scheme or a dull, moody one.

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Bedroom: Grey was always regarded as a conservative color worn mostly by bankers but these days it’s also associated with style. Make gray a little less conservative by throwing in some brilliant color accents into the mix. The shade of gray you choose also has an effect on the “mood” you’d like to create in the room.

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Bathroom: The color gray can instantly lend a subtle, elegant formality to a room.

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Living room: Too much gray (and the wrong shade), can be depressing.  Liven a gray room up by adding color room accents. Like brown, gray can go with a wide variety of colors and really make it pop.

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Dining room: If sophistication is the effect you’re going for in a room, gray is your color. Use a variety of gray shades in a room for interesting color depth.

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Kitchen: Apart from its psychological effects, gray also has practical properties. Stir a bit of gray paint into ready-mixed paints to take the synthetic edge off. If you want to paint dark walls a light/er color, there is no need to paint layers and layers of lighter paint to cover the dark. Just give the dark walls a base coat of medium gray, let dry and apply the light paint of your choice.

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Office: Gray is your color if you’d like a smart and sophisticated office. Gray is associated with “dependability” and stability.

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How NOT to decorate in gray: It does not matter how pretty the contents of the room is, too much gray in the decor can make a room appear, dull, depressing and lifeless.

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Earthy and secure, associated with nature, earth, comfort, reliability and warmth, it conveys a sense of familiarity and home.

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Bedroom: The psychological effects of the color brown are often described as reassuring, safe and stabilizing. Decorate your room in shades of earth tones to sleep “safe” and sound.

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Bathroom: While lighter shades of brown are more associated with “safety” and “nurturing”, dark chocolate browns are associated with sensuality.

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Living room: Is black too “black” for you? Soften the psychological impact of stark black by using near-black neutrals like charcoal or dark coffee browns. They carry visual weight, but without the severity of outright pitch-blackness.

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Dining room: Literally ANY color goes with, especially, chocolate brown. If you’re not that adventurous but would like to try a different color scheme in your home, use brown as a base color and dress it up with a second, brighter color.

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Kitchen: Brown can add warmth and depth. It can inject earthiness into a cool or neutral color combination and make it more welcoming. Obviously, the psychological effects of the color brown vary with its shades and tints.

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Office: Create a “trusting” atmosphere for your employees and clients.

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How NOT to decorate in brown: Not all people like bright colors but not adding ANY color to a predominantly brown room, can make the color scheme seem very dull.

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Suggests purity, innocence, and cleanliness. May evoke a sense of sterility, but is therefore great in kitchens (especially restaurant kitchens). White can be used to give an open, spacious feeling to a smaller work area. Soft, muted, or tinted whites are the best choice for the main wall colors in offices. Pure, bright white, when used in large quantities, can strain the eyes in a brightly lit work environment. Instead, use bright whites for trim and moldings to create a crisp, clean look.

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Bedroom: On its own, pure brilliant white can look sterile or high-maintenance, particularly with very sleek interior design styles that involve lots of polished surfaces.

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Bathroom: An room decorated mostly in white, doesn’t need to feel arctic (unless you’re living in a very warm climate). To make the room more warm and inviting, layer up tints (from chalky white, ivory, bone, rose etc.) and textures (in walls, textiles, and floor coverings). This will help make a white room warmer and more inviting.

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Living room: White gives an airy / pure / clear / serene feel to a home. Mix in some neutral colors (grays and browns) to give it more of an “earthy” feel.

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Dining room: On floor, walls and furniture, the color white can make a room feel larger than it is and add a crisp freshness to a room interior.

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Kitchen: White gives the impression of cleanliness and sterility. A reason why it’s a favorite in restaurant kitchens.

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Office: A white office can look very slick and sophisticated but can come across as impersonal and chilly if the “wrong” white is used.

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How NOT to decorate in white: Chromophobia or Chromatophobia is the Fear of colors and yes it’s a real fear. If you don’t suffer from “Chromophobia” and just like this type of style, mix in some other shades of white (e.g. ‘bone’, ‘eggshell’, ‘arctic white’), to give the room more depth.

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Black is associated with death, power, eccentricity, drama, authority, stability, strength, evil, depression, sophistication, formality, elegance, mystery, style, fear, mourning, rebellion etc. It’s a powerful color and should be used in moderation or it will overwhelm a room (and you) very quickly.

Unless you’re living the Gothic lifestyle, it’s better to use the color to “underline” accents or details in a room like e.g. picture frames, lighting fixtures, piping, detail in textiles, some furniture pieces, flower vases and so forth. It’s a good color to give a room an ‘edge’ or to temper a color like pink. If you want to draw attention or make a statement, black is your color.

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Bedroom: Black absorbs color and light so if your room is on the small side, you should use it even more sparingly or the room will seem like a cave. Add it to the bedroom for a modern and sophisticated effect.

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Bathroom: Black and white bathroom designs are classic and timeless.

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Living room: If you choose black for your walls, don’t let it be the dominating color in the room or it will end up dominating you! Minimal splashes of black is enough to balance the color scheme out.

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Dining room: Black and white will always make for classic and sophisticated decor. Mix in different color accents to liven the room up. By swapping the existing color accents with new ones will give the room an instant and affordable face-lift.

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Kitchen: Black can work in a kitchen if you have big windows to let in loads of natural light or a lot of lighting fixtures throughout the kitchen.

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Office: Black in the office will bring forth a sense of professionalism and authority.

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How NOT to decorate in black: You only get a free pass to decorate your home like this if your name is Tony Soprano and yes, all those shiny surfaces are playing tricks on our eyes too.

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Purple has both a calm yet mysterious psychological association and deeper purples and violets associate more with power and introspection. Purple in its darkest values (e.g. eggplant), is rich, dramatic and sophisticated. It’s associated with luxury, creativity, royalty, magic and spirituality. Used as an accent (secondary) color, it gives warmth and depth to a room. If you choose a dark hue for the walls, it’s best to paint only a focus wall. Painting a whole room in dark purple will be overpowering. If you’d like to paint the whole room, rather opt for lighter shades of purple.

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Bedroom: Purple bring a restful and meditative quality to bedrooms but without the risk of appearing chilly like blue. The color violet relates to the fantasy world, and a need to escape from the practicalities of life. A sensual and dreamy purple bedroom will restore a little balance to an otherwise extremely logical and practical individual.

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Bathroom: A purple bathroom will relax you and relieve strain. Too much violet can cause melancholy and fatigue so be careful to not overdo it.

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Living room: Rich purple hues (e.g. aubergine and plum) will create a cozy and inviting ambiance in the cold months. Lighter purple hues will cool the room down again.

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Dining room: Decorating your dining room in purple will make you and your guests feel like nobility.

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Kitchen: Purple encourage creativity. Use it in the kitchen and you might start to dream up your own cook book!

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Office: It is associated with wealth, prosperity and rich sophistication. A good color to help fuel your ambition.

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How NOT to decorate in Purple: Loud shades of purple does not play well with loud shades of other color combos.

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Orange is an intense and fiery color, but with more fun. It’s a good color for gyms or exercise rooms because it’s energy will encourage you to jump right into your fitness routine. It also offers a sense of community and tolerance. It’s a bit over stimulating for nurseries and will create too much activity or nervousness in otherwise calm babies.

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Bedroom: Bright orange is not the best color for bedrooms. It’s very intense and energetic which might give you a hard time switching off and sleeping.

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Bathroom: Do you prefer quick showers over long soaks in a bath? Use bright orange in the bathroom to give it a nice energetic and citrus fresh feel. The energy of the color could help speed bathroom traffic along.

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Living room: Orange promotes socializing. A good color for a living room then if you like to entertain. It can make a room look smaller so use orange in a room with lots of natural light.

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Dining room: Orange is perfect for social gatherings which makes it a great living room choice if you love to throw dinner parties. It also helps increase appetite, which also makes it a good dining room color.

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Kitchen: Orange also stimulates appetite. Keep away from the orange kitchen color scheme if you’d like to curb your eating habits.

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Office: Because it infuses so much energy, it gives you more willpower to do more activities and errands.

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How NOT to decorate in Orange: It’s never a good idea to decorate everything in the room in the exact shade of a specified color. People who enter here will emerge changed forever..for the worst.

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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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Blue is tranquil and peaceful, that’s why it’s often recommended for the two rooms that you tend to unwind in the most; bedrooms and bathrooms. It brings down blood pressure and slows respiration and heart rate. It has also been proven to reduce pain levels (a reason why most hospitals use blue as part of their decor color scheme).

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Bedroom: Choose warmer blues like “Periwinkle” or bright blues like “Cerulean” or “Turquoise” for your bedroom to quiet your nerves after a stressful day. Electrical or cool colors of blue, indigo and violet sedate, calm, ease inflammation, and lower blood pressure.

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Bathroom: If you use a cool, soft blue in a bathroom (or any other room), that receives little natural light, it can come across as unpleasantly chilly. You can also use the color blue to cool down a hot, sunny room. Dark blue tend to evoke feelings of sadness, so refrain from using it as a main color scheme.

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Living room: The color blue has actually been shown to lower our blood pressure and heart rate. Kick off your shoes and soothe your nerves in your blue living room. Shades of lighter blue are used toe ‘expand’ the walls of a room or ‘lower’ the ceiling if it’s too high. It doesn’t work with dark blues.

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Dining room: Blue suppresses appetite a good color for the living room then if you’d like to keep your families food intake in check. If you’re worried that you will run out of food at a party, serve the food on a dark blue table cloth.

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Kitchen: Never shop when you’re hungry because you’ll buy unnecessary and, usually, unhealthy food. If blue suppresses the appetite, a blue kitchen might help you prepare smaller and lighter meals – in other words, if you’re not that hungry, you’re not going to prepare that much food.

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Office: If blue signals the freedom of open skies, how about brainstorming in a room painted blue. Blue enhances creativity and it’s not easy to “overheat” emotionally in a ‘cool’ environment.

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How NOT to decorate in Blue: Yeah you REALLY gotta love blue to stay in this room at the The Madonna Inn but somehow this crazy blue room doesn’t make my hairs stand on edge. We know by now that the “wrong” shade of blue could make a room seem very chilly but the conclusion is that there isn’t really such a thing as “too-much-blue”. If you don’t agree, feel free to voice your opinion.

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