Set the Mood with Color

Orange. Reserved typically for accents, pastel oranges are cheerful and lively. When the hue is close to peach, it enhances skin tones and is a good color for bathrooms.

Brown. The light values of brown make it good for work or living spaces. Red-browns cause interiors to feel comfortable and informal.

Green. An excellent color for interiors, especially if activities done in the room involve concentration or meditation, as green is known for its relaxing qualities.

Blue. Blue is the most popular and universal color in the palette. It is a unisex color across many cultures. Blue can be soothing or icy depending on the shade selected.

Gray. The color inspires creative people to become more inventive. Gray is a neutral shade and can be either warm or cool. The personality of gray is strictly dependent upon the other colors used in combination with it, as well as the finishes and lighting within a space.

White. Indicating delicacy, refinement and sophistication, cool blue white can produce a harsh space while tinted whites (warm cool) can create a fresh, inviting space. The use of texture and light is critical when creating an all white space. All-white work environments encourage great precision.

Black. Associated with dignity and sophistication, black works as an accent color in residential interiors.