[GREEN] obsession
Use the color [GREEN] to create a gentle, relaxed feel for your home
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[GREEN] is a ‘feel-good’ color. Much like the color blue, [GREEN] is perceived as calming, reassuring and easy on the eyes.
[1] Ralph Lauren – Sea Grass [2] Valspar – Lovely Green [3] Farrow+Ball – Minster Green [4] Benjamin Moore – Spring Meadow Green
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However, using the color green in interior design can sometimes seem like a bit of a challenge.
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It’s a color that can really go wrong on walls + fabrics.
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It either needs to be used in conjunction with other colors…
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Try using several different shades of [green] to achieve that dynamic monochromatic look..
In music, you want harmony + with decorating, it’s the same.
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Think of it like this…if everything is one hue, it looks blah.
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But temper strong greens with mild ones, you’ve got a polised look..
For example: Lime looks beautiful with forest or olive.
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On a ‘primitive’ psychological level, the color green tells us that we are safe: In a fertile, water-rich environment, above freezing temperatures, there is enough to eat and we will survive.
Therefore, we can relax.
Design is creativity with strategy.
[ balanced ● compassionate ● unique ]
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