The history and theory of colour is complex, however here is a short overview. We give you a little insight into how the colour wheel was formed and some general information on colour. The Colour Wheel It is said that the first person to illustrate the colour wheel was Sir Isaac Newton in 1660. He was Read More…
A ‘Winter Wardrobe’ For Our Homes
We all need a winter wardrobe, but so do our homes! As winter starts to draw closer we start to think about pulling out our woollies and socks and shutting out the cold of the upcoming winter nights we can also create a warm and welcoming home. Through adapting our decoration and furniture layout we Read More…
The Colour Purple – Psychological Properties
The Colour Purple! Purple being the mix of red and blue has the power to prompt a wide range of strong emotions. From a colour psychology perspective, purple promotes harmony of the mind and the emotions, contributing to mental balance and stability, peace of mind, a link between the spiritual and the physical worlds, between Read More…
The Colour Yellow – Psychological Qualities
The colour yellow is a popular colour for its positive psychological qualities. For example, it can help to create happiness, optimism and confidence for the future. Yellow can: The colour yellow is definitely a force to be reckoned with The effect of the colour yellow obviously varies with its intensity and hue. A pale, atmospheric tint of yellow Read More…
Psychological Properties Of Colours – Green
Are you aware of the psychological properties of colours? Well this week we’re taking a look at the colour green and how it affects us and our behaviors. THE COLOUR GREEN Being in the centre of the spectrum green is the colour of balance. Green also expresses regrowth and rejuvenation, a sense of moving forward. Read More…
