Color experts weigh in.
When it comes to decorating a house,coloris so much more than a matter of taste.
It can create the narrative for the environment of a room.
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Fromcalmingblues and earthy greens to warm reds and soothing yellows, thesepaint colorsare more than meets the eye.
Choosing color is [about] more than aesthetics.
Not all shades of one color invite the same feelings.
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Nature-Inspired Greens
Green represents growth and life.
Shades of this color are refreshing and stimulating, reminding us of the outdoors.
Woodland-inspired hues are the perfect way to feel balanced and one with nature, says Wadden.
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251 in the kitchen above.
Its especially good to use in rooms that dont naturally get a lot of light.
For the best mood-boosting environment, Wadden suggests balancing the brighter color with more subdued neutrals.
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Consider adding a pop of yellow with Sherwin-Williams Friendly Yellow (SW 6680).
Glorious Pinks
Warm and vibrant pinks bring a happy, uplifting feel to any space.
They are hopeful and empowering even in their most delicate shade, like C2 Paints gentle Pillow Talk C2-514.
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Even faint hues, like Sherwin-Williams Pinkish (SW 7112) or Farrow & Ball’sSetting Plaster (No.
Adding softness to these colors can provide a positive, more calming energy, says Radon.
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