Room Colour and Condition
Room colour has a psychological impact, affecting our perception of a room. A room painted in blue is seen as calm, comfortable and safe, while a red room denotes excitement. A yellow room conjures up youthfulness and conviviality, a purple one suggests depression whereas black, understandably, gives the impression of sadness, fear, anxiety and unhappiness.
Interestingly, researchers also found that rooms with immovable furniture like beds and cupboards were regarded as unattractive. In a study of student dormitories, it was found that those who could change the position of their furniture had more visitors, who also stayed longer.
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There is a concept "Fen Shui" which explains us how to place furniture in our house, what colour should be our walls and bla bla bla:))) As for colour I think that it depends from country, because in my country blue colour doesn't mean calm, it means more reserve, composure and so on. Green colour means calm, no response, lightness...usually is used in kindergarten. Orange colour (apricot, peach) is good for conversation, so usually this colour is used in kitchen (I have orange kitchen))), dinning room... White colour symbolizes hope, faith in the light and is always used in hospitals (although in some countries this colour symbolizes death, mourning). In general there are three kinds of colour: cold, hot and neutral. Cold colours cool us, hot colours excite us (irritate) and neutral colours make us calm:))))))))))))) I like Fen Shui:))))))
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