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Emotions Colors Impart:
Red -- It demands attention and has a great emotional impact. It makes us feel empowered. It's a great color for a play area or workout room.
Orange -- In bright tones it's cheerful and exciting. Deeper hues are exotic and exciting. Orange and red hues increase appetite and induce laughter, making them a good choice for the dining room.
Yellow -- Warmth and enlightenment. Yellow is a good color to brighten up a small, dark office. Also a good choice for kitchens in softer hues.
Green -- Fresh, secure, and tranquil. Because it makes you feel calm and restful, it's a good color for bathrooms and bedrooms. But you have to be careful with green in the bathroom -- the wrong shade can turn skin tone yellow when you look in the mirror.
Violet -- Exuding luxury and sensuality, it's a good color for the bedroom, especially lighter shades, which are more comfortable and assuring.
Brown -- Symbolizing physical comfort, ease and contentment, browns and taupes are great for neutral areas like living rooms and kitchens. They are also a good bridge color for areas or hallways that tie one room to another.
Pink -- Universally representing sharing, pink is no longer just for the little girls' rooms. Today mauve and blush hues are popular in living rooms, dens, and dining rooms.
Blue -- The color of tranquility, bringing feelings of comfort and serenity. Like green, great for bathrooms and bedrooms.
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