Like green is relaxing, blue is calming, etc. What about orange? A nice dark (but not too dark) rich orange that's contrasted by white molding.
What kind of emotions should a rich orange invoke in a room?
-basic orange is the color of energy and motion:oranges, carrots,tangerines.
-if you use a muted and rich brownish orange it can have a spicy,warm,earthy and somewhat exotic feel: cinnamon, paprika, turmeric, terra cotta clay.
-if you use a bold reddish orange, it evokes feelings of passion and heat: tomato, chili peppers, persimmons.
-if you use a pastel peachy orange, it evokes feelings of playfulness and sweetness: creamsicles, peaches, cantaloupe flesh.
-if you use a bright yellowish orange, it evokes feelings of cheerfulnes and warmth: black-eyed susans, grapefruit, schoolbus.
Reply:Orange is an action color. Fast food restaurants and diners user red and orange decor to get you out there fast.
A play room, or a family room can work with Orange, but I'd leave it out of the bedrooms and kitchen.
Reply:My ORANGE office with white trim and a BLUE door invokes a feeling of extreme football fanaticism. War Damn Eagle!!!
Reply:Orange is a bright, exciting color.
If you use it in a bedroom; you should add some cool tones, like turquoise, jade green, or sky blue.
Reply:Rooms don't feel emotions. heeheehee.
ok seriously, Orange calls to mind feelings of excitement, enthusiasm, and warmth.
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