Colour Psychology: The Contribution of Each Colour to a Space

Colour Psychology Guide

Colours directly affect our brain and emotional system. Knowing these effects in interior design makes it easier to create an atmosphere suited to the purpose.

Blue: Calm and Trust

Lowers blood pressure and heart rate. Increases concentration. Ideal for offices and bedrooms.

Green: Balance and Nature

Relieves eye fatigue. Awakens a sense of balance and optimism. It is the priority colour for studies and bedrooms.

Yellow: Joy and Energy

Triggers the happiness hormone. It can become tiring when overdone over large areas. Suitable for kitchens and breakfast areas.

Red: Passion and Energy

Increases pulse and appetite. Creates pressure in small areas. It can be used in the dining room or as an accent colour.

Purple: Creativity and Mystery

Supports creative thinking. While deep tones feel heavy and dark, light lavender tones create a calming effect.