Colour psychology

Yellow is a principle colour and belongs to warm colours, friendly and joyful. It prevents from tiredness and stimulates a bit. It also stimulates work of brain, enhances thinking and memory. It’s a colour of science, intellect and optimism, indicates hope and happiness. It’s perfect to light interiors, useful in premises where there is very little access of day light, pointing to the north and the...

Green is a derivative colour, created by mixing yellow and blue. Green colours are elegant, universal and clear. Green colour contributes to a safety feeling as well as balance and concentration. It relaxes, relieves and calms down. It’s especially useful in busy premises. It improves the heart condition, establishes blood circulation and enables to breath deeply. Pure and spotless green plays a...

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...

  Orange is a derivative of yellow and red and combines their qualities by building up human psyche as well as stimulating and increasing optimism. It’s a colour which stimulates emotions and even appetite.  It’s associated with energy and warmth. Ideal in combination with yellow in naturally cool bathrooms. It has brightening values for premises with very little of daylight or artificial light, like...