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Exploring the Impact of Bedroom Colors on
  Sleep and Mood

Exploring the Impact of Bedroom Colors on Sleep and Mood

It is known that colors have an impact on all our minds and actions. They definitely have a prominent impact when it comes to sleeping. The bedroom is the place where you honor the new day and lie to rest day fatigue and stress at night. It must therefore be colored in a way that helps to help you relax, relax, let yourself be protected and be relaxed and sleep.

Effect of colors

The basic colors of the color wheel are red, yellow and blue. Of these, blue, and its combinations with the other colors, are the ones that primarily contribute to sleep. Red is very stimulating and must not be the predominant color. Combinations of yellow and blue are very calming and help a great deal of sleep and relaxation. Neutral shades such as black, beige, white, gray etc can be used as they also have a soothing effect. Colors like purple but considered regal, are very stimulating and do not induce sleep. The visual effect of the color keeps the mind active and vibrant. Similarly, orange stimulates imagination and is not particularly beneficial for sleep. Green, blue and pastel colors have a calming and relaxing effect.

Aesthetically appealing

A combination of colors increases the bedroom's aesthetic appeal. If the walls are in neutral shades or bright shades, light colors for the other elements of the room use to create a striking visual impact. Combinations of green and brown or green and blue are an all-time favorite. Another daring combination is the white and black combination. The walls in white can be contrasted with black and some light shade as red or orange to create an interesting visual drama.

Smart combinations

Some combinations are very modern and favored by designers. Bright colors like yellow and orange with soft shades of brown, gray with yellow or pink, blue and green or pink and of course black and white.