DesignRulz 31 December 2012

Do you like colorful interiors? Then, you’ve come to the right place. Spotted on andihusom.blogspot.sk, the house we present you today combines different colors to achieve a desired mood or effect. By following the traditional rules of color theory, you can produce kitchens and bathrooms that jump with energy or soothe the senses. Color theory tells us what hues give us that warm and cozy feel and which ones foster a cool, peaceful serenity.  But before you can successfully apply color theory to interior design, you have to understand how it works. For example, if I walk into a country farmhouse kitchen, I automatically think of a monochromatic or analogous color scheme of creamy pale yellows or deep rich reds. Conversely, a kitchen in a contemporary or modern house might be best served by bold, bright colors.

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The colors in your home that bring you joy, evokes drama, or plays with the emotions of guests who visit your home, are largely due to the color palette you choose.
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By understanding the psychology of color, which identifies the psychological effects individual colors have on our minds and bodies, we can design rooms that foster health, well-being and prosperity.
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The kitchen is considered a fire room and the bathroom is a water room.
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Too much of one color can create a numbing, exhausting affect on you and your family…
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In feng shui terms, orange increases one’s appetite. So unless you want to get fat, stay away from orange! :)
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Remember! When the color’s right, it can: enhance feelings of health and well being, Modify perceived temperature — make your space feel warmer or cooler, transform perceived space — make your space feel larger, or more cozy and intimate.
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When color is right, it can illuminate dark areas, create mystery and romance in dull areas, energize static areas.