Whenever I’ve thought of colour in my home I never thought about the psychology of colour in home and interiors. I knew I was drawn to certain colours, but I never new how using in a particular room could change the feel of it entirely.
I use blacks and metallics in our living room decor, tend to steer towards lighter woods and rich colours for our bedroom, and keep my kitchen sleek and metallic. If like me, you’ve tended to be drawn solely by aesthetics and little else, you’ll be surprised to know there is a psychology of colour in home and interiors. Knowing this can help you create the perfect space and have it exude exactly the feeling it’s meant to. I’ve teamed up with blind and shutter manufacturer Thomas Sanderson to share the psychology of colour. I’m certain this handy tool will help you master how to colour coordinate each room all while putting the psychology to work.
Are you as surprised as me? It may be a bit difficult to know where to even begin. Which is why I’ve compiled a few of my favourite products to inject some colour into your life.
Red Kitchen Accessories
Red Kettle,Tea/Coffee/Sugar Canisters, 2 Tier Dish Drainer
Purple Lounge/Living Room Accessories
Purple Shag Rug, Throw Pillow, Artificial Lavender Plant
Blue Office Accessories
Retro Wall Swallows, Shabby Chic Chalkboard with Hooks, Blue Office Wastebasket
Black Bathroom Accessories
PVC Bathmat, Glass Digital Bathroom Scale, 3 Piece Bathroom Set
Green Bedroom Accessories
Storage Baskets with Lid, Quatrefoil Accent Pillow Cover, Faux Greenery
Do you follow any of these colour psychology rules in your home? If so, I’d love for you to share your feedback.
