Colors can influence human emotions and psychology. Red is associated with passion, energy and anger, while blue induces calmness and creativity. Different colors are suitable for different rooms in a home, with red promoting attention in the bedroom and blue stimulating creativity in the living room. Color psychology can be used to manipulate moods and increase certain traits.

1. Color Psychology
Sydney Johnson

2. Colors can conjure
emotions, and be
manipulated to make us
feel certain ways.

3. Red
Passion
Lust
Energy
Anger
Caution
Hunger
Intensity

4. Orange
Warmth
Tropics
Fun
Health
Youth
Fire
Learning

5. Yellow
Bright
Happy
Playful
Wealth
Cheer
Fear
Coward

6. Green
Nature
Health
Growth
Safety
Fertility
Wealth
Inexperience

7. Blue
Calm
Intelligence
Creativity
Maturity
Loyalty
Strength
Trust

8. Purple
Stability
Energy
Nobility
Mystery
Magic
Power
Luxury

9. White
Pure
Clean
Fresh
Good
Etherial
Peace
Death

10. Black
Depression
Death
Evil
Elegance
Power
Class
Fear

11. Different colors can help
stimulate your brain while
reading. Red draws your
attention first, while blue
helps you to remember
what you read.

12. Different colors can also
help increase certain
traits.

13. For Example...

14. Red can promote attention to
small details.
Blue stimulates creativity.

15. It is better to use certain
colors for specific rooms in
your house.

16. Bedroom

17. Living Room

18. Dining Room

19. Bathroom

20. Kitchen

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