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This punchy colour is much more versatile than you may think. A bright, vivid pink tone like fuchsia suggests energy and glamour
Peony Pink - Energetic and Youthful
This hue will add energy while keeping a feminine look
Bold Red - Dramatic and Energising
Red immediately evokes a passionate, romantic feel in any room. It can add drama when used generously or just a simple touch can warm up a space. The many different shades create different moods, from a romantic merlot to a retro cherry shade
Red-Orange - A Subtle Approach
A red-orange accent can counterbalance cooler colours and instantly warm the space. Use small doses of red if you want to spice things up without completely committing to the bold hue
Deep Orange - A Versatile Shade
Picking the right shade of orange can be overwhelming but a deep orange, or terracotta, is a great option to try. The versatile colour can be energising by day and cozy by night.
Apricot Orange - An Appetising Shade
Go with a lighter shade of orange, such as apricot, if you want a calming look. Plus, it can act as an appetite stimulant while balancing the right amount of relaxation and energy
Sunshine Yellow - An Uplifting Hue
yellow is often associated with happiness and optimism because it can activate memory,
stimulate the nervous system and promote creativity
Muted Yellow - Airy and Relaxing
If a bright yellow isn't your style, try a neutral pale shade. The added bonus: this shade gives the appearance of a larger room
Apricot Orange - An Appetising Shade
Go with a lighter shade of orange, such as apricot, il you want a calming look. Plus, it can act as an appetite stimulant while balancing the right amount of relaxation and energy
Turquoise - Stability and Peace
Turquoise walls bring a serene feel
Lime Green - A Burst of Energy
Green reminds us of life and renewal since it's associated with nature. It's one of the most versatile colours as well. lt can be dramatic, refreshing or inviting depending on how you use it
Celery Green - A Lively Neutral
Lighter shades of green, such as sea green and celery green, bring a light and airy look to a space. It can also add sophistication and crispness in harmony
Sapphire Blue - A Powerful Statement
A darker shade of blue, such as sapphire, will bring a powerful punch to any room
Vibrant Purple Shades - A Refreshing and Lively Look
You're in the majority if you stray away from purple when decorating. However, this colour correlates with royalty and creativity, and it can completely refresh your homes interior
Cool Blue - A Serene Environment
Many homeowners turn to blue when painting a room because they want a comfortable, inviting feel in their home
Silver Grey - A Romantic Feel
Looking to add a romantic touch to a room? Try a lighter shade of grey to create an inviting look
A Pop of Purple - For a Fun Vibe
Sometimes all you need are accents of colour to change the mood of a room. Bright purple pillows for example can add an energetic vibe to an otherwise drab room
Grey - A Favourite Neutral
Designers love to use grey as a backdrop or a neutral shade because of its ability to allow other shades to shine
Silver Grey - A Romantic Feel
Looking to add a romantic touch to a room? Try a lighter shade of grey to create an inviting look
Earthy Brown - Helps You Relax
Brown is one of the most comforting colours you can choose so it's no wonder that it's a top choice for living rooms and kitchens
Paint colours can have a profound effect on our moods and emotions. Studies in colour psychology have shown that certain colours can evoke certain feelings so we hope the above will help you when choosing colours for an interior painting project. Still need help? Then why not book a free colour consultation?