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Psychology of Color - Warm and Cool Colors
Psychology of Color
Understanding some basic principals of color psychology can help us create interior rooms to suit the moods that we want to create. A great example is using red to make a cosy study, warm deep enclosing reds walls work well here. So learn from the articles how you can use color to your advantage to create harmonious interactive interiors.
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There are variations of each hue, as we know from the addition of black and white producing shades and tints, the lighter the hue becomes it generally becomes cooler. When adding a small amount of a cooler hue to a red it produces a cool red, adding a small amount of a warmer hue to green it will create a warm green. |
