consumer; among other qualities, it is a nurturing and approachable color. Teal, sky blue and bright red also rate high, while chartreuse is least preferred. Olive does not rate well with the consumer unless it is combined in an interesting, complex way and then it will appeal to the up-scale buyer.Did you know that the colors that surround us play a part in our well-being? This has been documented during experimentation in psychiatric institutions. Architects and designers of public spaces have for years been using color psychology to determine appropriate choices. Fast food restaurants and coffee and pie shops use orange or pink. At times these colors are used in conjunction for excitement. They excite you to come in, eat quickly then vacate the table for the next excited people. The color combination of pink and orange places one on edge. You will find blue is never used in restaurants except the most exclusive. This is because blue is the relaxing color. Once the customer is in the restaurant he will be so relaxed that he will converse over coffee longer than the restaurant would appreciate. Transversely blue is the perfect color to put in your home dining room. Your guests will linger and relax. Blue may not be the best color for your bedroom, as the relaxing nature of blue will put you to sleep when you may want to be excited. When you see a monochromatic blue bedroom, there is not much going on there except sleep. Every couples bedroom should have some kind of related red, peach, pink, burgundy, orange, mauve etc. Related reds combined with blue or green make a good balance for a bedroom. Blue is excellent for the kitchen and all other rooms of the house for its business like and relaxing nature. When choosing a color for advertising, office or shop dcor, stationery, packaging, products and even uniforms, careful thought must be given to the psychological effect these colors will have on your staff, your customers, (and your pro...
