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color - mood associations
psychological and physiological effects of color
blue color
red color
green color
pink color
orange color
violet color |
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COLOR YELLOW IN INTERIOR DECORATING |
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YELLOW - Luminous and Lighthearted
Warm Group - Primary Color
PSYCHOLOGICAL AND PHYSIOLOGICAL ASSOCIATIONS:
Cowardice, deceit, sunlight, optimism, warmth, enlightenment, and communication |
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APPLICATION:

High-noon
yellows are the most revealing and demanding and merit careful attention.
Gray-yellows of early dawn are foils for more fragile colors-pinks, blues,
and pale greens. Warm afternoon yellow is a foil for rich warm woods. The
burnished yellows of brass give a cast of copper gilt and bring to a room.
Gold provides an elegant and luxurious touch, especially for accent or
accessories. All yellows are reflective, take on tones of other colors. and
add flattering highlights.
Yellow is sunshine. It is a happy, cheerful color. Unlike red, it is
appropriate in large quantities in the interior decorating. Yellow is a
welcoming hue, ideal for an entrance hall because it brings sunshine into
the house where there are few windows. In a north room, yellow gives the
illusion of direct sunlight. Yellow has a compassionate, energizing effect,
warming the heart, opening the senses.
Many people associate yellow with gold. Use gold only for gold-leaf picture
frames, brass objects, and jewelry. Lemon peel yellow with white trim and a
more subtle yellow ceiling, however, can be a heavenly beginning for the
decoration of a beautiful room. But not everybody shares a love for yellow.
It's important continuously to be in touch with how each color relates to
your personality as well as your body chemistry.
Don't let anyone talk you into living with a color that doesn't make you
feel comfortable.
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