Colours can hold a lot of hidden significance from a decorating perspective. Red, by way of instance, is often utilised to stimulate hunger, blue is seen as a relaxing coloryellow is supposed to make us feel more happy. Our tastes of those colors can show a great deal about our own personalities, specifically when we use them to decorate the walls of our private sanctuary: our bedrooms. What color you paint your bedroom can show a great deal about who you are, so can the colour, saturation, and brightness of every hue. |} So what does your bedroom color reveal about you?
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We've enlisted Leatrice Eiseman, Executive Director of the Pantone Color Institute and author of publication Colours for Your Every Mood, to break down things to us, color by color.|}
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Shades of the purple family are often preferred by those that have an extremely creative series, and Lilac fans hope for uniqueness but lean to the sentimental, softer side of purple.
"Blue fans are totally devoted to the color. If deeper blues are the favorites, you would like the shades that feel as the descending twilight hours--silent , peaceful and thoughtful."
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"Lighter blues are constantly connected with the sky and warm water --clean, clear, open and expansive would explain how that you like to feel on your environment." |}
"Teal blues have a tad more elegance because of their depth. The man or woman who prefers this color likes the elegance [it], since it shows character elements that unite both green and blue traits."
"Red demands attention, and so will the lover of crimson. It's dynamic, impossible to dismiss, impulsive and extroverted--traits that might well explain the person who is drawn to this intense and enthusiastic shade."
"Although pink is descended in the'mother color' of crimson, it is not as ardent and demanding attention and more inclined to romance and tenderness--that the ideal description of a pink lover's proclivities."
"Green people love nature's most ubiquitous and versatile colour. It's the perfect equalizer between warm and cool tones, and in the presence of green, they locate the equilibrium they constantly strive for."
"The man or woman who prefers grey seeks safety and security by choosing this most neutral of colors. Gray doesn't need or always need the promise of excitement, but does commend contentmentand stability."
"Orange fans play and work hard, are adventuresome and enthusiastic. Regardless of the inherent energy in orange, the men and women who love this amiable colour are more agreeable than competitive."
"The lightest variation of beige, brown is imbued with a certain feeling of material and stability.
Beige fans appreciate the subtlety of the color, enjoying the soft warmth. .
