Colour psychology

Pink, peach and beige colours belong to very abounding palette of pastel colours. They are light, calm colours with great admixture of white. They can be used in all premises and combined with any shades, particularly pure ones, the colours of the rainbow. They can be applied inside of premises in order to add life in children’s rooms, for example, being a perfect contrast of pastel colours. Pink...

Pink, peach and beige colours belong to a very rich palette of pastel colours. They are bright and calm colours with a lot of admixture of white. They can be applied in all premises and freely combined with other colours, particularly, clean ones, which are the colours of the rainbow. They can be used in premises where we want to add life to children’s rooms, for example, being a perfect contrast...

  Violet is a derivative colour, created by combining light blue with red. It’s a colour with wide range of shades, beginning with dark red, blackberry and almost plum violet. It depends on the degree of red or light blue dominant features. Within the palette we can certainly find light shades combined with white, such as heather or lavender colours. It influences the brain effectively and stimulates...

Red is a principle red colour and belongs to warm colours. It enhances physical activity, inspires, contributes to a good mood. It stimulates the heart condition as well as blood circulation, strengthens the body and increases its strength. Red is vivid, visible and stimulant and gives the premises more character. It’s recommended for exhausted and tired persons as well as those who have lost the...