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Psychology of Color the RED BLUE • Evokes strong emotions • Encourages appetite (many restaurants use red in their signage/ads) • Passion or intensity • Red roses symbolize love • The color most preferred by men • Calmness or serenity • Most used color for offices People are more productive in blue rooms • Curbs appetite • Associated with water and peace YELLOW • Cheerful or warm • Most likely to strain eyes or cause eye fatigue • Makes Babies Cry Don’t paint a baby’s room yellow, because they are more prone to crying. Sources: http://psychology.about.com/od/sensationandperception/ http://psycnet.apa.org/journals/xge/136/1/154/ Presented by PaintersofLouisville.com Studies show that red can make you do poorly on exams! “Red is hypothesized to impair performance on achievement tasks, because red is associated with the danger of failure in achievement contexts and evokes avoidance motivation.” PRIMARY COLORS: ACCENT COLORS what colors to paint your home & why. Living Room Lavender: Calms the nerves, allows relaxation. Bedroom Green: Tranquility and Health. Office Blue: Most productive color. Kitchen Yellow: Increases metabolism brightens room, gives you energy. Dining Room Red: Encourages Appetite. Girl’s Room Pink: Calming, Warm. Color Psychology GREEN has long been a symbol of fertility and was once the preferred color choice for wedding gowns in the 15th-century. Even today, green M & M's (an American chocolate candy) are said to send a sexual message. BLUE is often used in corporate business because it is productive and not invasive GREEN BLUE RED LAVENDER PINK WHITE More feminine helps to target audience very quickly and is clean and calming National Breast Cancer Foundation Many restaurants use red to stimulate appetite: • McDonalds • Pizza Hut • KFC • Wendy’s • Popeye’s BLACK LAVENDER WHITE BLACK WHITE SILVER GOLD Often used for luxury items, to enhance the feeling of sophistication. GOLD PINK BROWN GREEN PINK ORANGE WHITE BLACK PURPLE BLACK WHITE SILVER PINK ORANGE PURPLE GREEN BROWN • Health • Tranquility • Money • Nature Workers in green environments have fewer stomach aches. • Royalty • Wealth • Success • Wisdom Many kings wore purple robes. • Calming • Love • Romance “drunk tank pink” is a color use in prisons to initially calm inmates. • Purity • Innocence • Empty • Spacious Great for creating the illusion of space. • Evil • Death • Mourning • Slimming Ancient Egyptians believed that it symbol- ized life and rebirth • Excitement • Enthusiasm • Warmth • Caution Also used to draw attention: Signage ! • Reliability • Boredom • Practicality • Earth NOWSOURCING.COM developed by

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Psychology of Colorthe

RED

BLUE• Evokes strong emotions• Encourages appetite (many restaurants use red in their signage/ads)

• Passion or intensity• Red roses symbolize love

• The color most preferred by men• Calmness or serenity• Most used color for offices People are more productive in blue rooms

• Curbs appetite• Associated with water and peace

YELLOW• Cheerful or warm• Most likely to strain eyes or cause eye fatigue• Makes Babies Cry Don’t paint a baby’s room yellow, because they are more prone to crying.

Sources:http://psychology.about.com/od/sensationandperception/http://psycnet.apa.org/journals/xge/136/1/154/

Presented by

PaintersofLouisville.com

Studies show that red can make you do poorly on exams!“Red is hypothesized to impair performance on achievement tasks, becausered is associated with the danger of failure in achievement contexts andevokes avoidance motivation.”

PRIMARYCOLORS:

ACCENT COLORS

what colorsto paint yourhome & why.

Living RoomLavender: Calms the nerves,allows relaxation.

BedroomGreen: Tranquility and Health.

OfficeBlue: Most productive color.

KitchenYellow: Increases metabolismbrightens room, gives you energy.

Dining RoomRed: Encourages Appetite.

Girl’s RoomPink: Calming, Warm.

Color Psychology

GREEN has long been a symbol of fertility and was once the preferred color choice for wedding gowns in the 15th-century.

Even today, green M & M's (an American chocolate candy) are said to send a sexual message.

BLUE is often used in corporate business because it is productive and not invasive

GREEN

BLUE

RED

LAVENDER PINK WHITE

More femininehelps to target audience very quicklyand is clean and calming

NationalBreast Cancer

Foundation

Many restaurants use redto stimulate appetite:• McDonalds• Pizza Hut• KFC• Wendy’s• Popeye’s

BLACK

LAVENDER

WHITE

BLACK WHITE SILVER GOLD

Often used for luxury items, to enhance the feeling of sophistication.

GOLD

PINK

BROWN

GREEN PINK

ORANGEWHITE

BLACK

PURPLE

BLACK

WHITE

SILVER

PINK

ORANGE

PURPLE

GREEN

BROWN

• Health• Tranquility• Money• NatureWorkers in green environments have fewer stomach aches.

• Royalty• Wealth• Success• WisdomMany kings wore purple robes.

• Calming• Love• Romance

“drunk tank pink” is a color use in prisons to initially calm inmates.

• Purity• Innocence• Empty• SpaciousGreat for creating the illusion of space.

• Evil• Death• Mourning• Slimming

Ancient Egyptians believed that it symbol-ized life and rebirth

• Excitement• Enthusiasm• Warmth• Caution

Also used to draw attention: Signage

!• Reliability• Boredom• Practicality• Earth

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