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Picking the color scheme for a kid\u2019s room or a nursery can be a bit tricky. Too many parents have automatically fallen to the blue or pink motif afraid of being tagged as peculiar. Color selection is not an exact science that comes with the how\u2019s and why\u2019s and other such definable limits. But once you realize how to work with the complexity of colors, you would realize that this, too, can be measured.<\/p>\n

So how, exactly, should you pick the colors that your kids will love?<\/p>\n

Know a Little Science <\/strong><\/p>\n

First, many psychological studies conducted by various advertising firms have come up with the conclusion that color selection can be greatly influenced by behavior and mood. Colors, on the other hand, can also influence the motor and neuro behaviors of the people subjected to them. This is true insomuch that colors can now even be used to improve people\u2019s health.<\/p>\n

Marketing experts have been using these scientific findings to their advantage. For decades, the day spa decor, even the wallpapers and carpets in your local gym have been specifically designed to affect your moods. Even the biggest restaurants have been capitalizing on colors to raise your appetite.<\/p>\n

Go Bold <\/strong><\/p>\n

So you\u2019re one of those dads or moms that can\u2019t take anymore pink or blue inside their kids\u2019 rooms. Well, join the club \u2013 there are hundreds if not thousands of parents who are tired of these two standard <\/em>colors.<\/p>\n

Whether you are planning a tweener\u2019s <\/em>room or a nursery, what you need is a little knowledge of the psychological effects of colors on people. So before you even dare open that can of orange paint, think \u2013 how will this color affect my child\u2019s eventual behavior?<\/p>\n

So we\u2019re still on science so here\u2019s a little color psychology. Warm colors evoke feelings of comfort and happiness. They create intimate spaces by making huge, open spaces look and feel cozier. Shades of yellow, red and orange stimulate the mind and can energize their beholder. These colors are not that great to have inside a bedroom, though, as they can make the energetic toddler…well, more energetic.<\/p>\n

If you really have to use warm colors, then be sure to use it in moderation. An orange accent wall is fine as are a few accessories in warm colors. You can also pair the cooler shades with warm colors so that they are greatly subdued.<\/p>\n

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All Is Well with Red <\/strong><\/p>\n
Red is known to excite the senses which is why it is widely used in many restaurants. It is there to increase the heart rate and respiration. Red is scientifically proven to up the athletic abilities in a lot of people.<\/p>\n
Red, however, is also associated with aggression and one\u2019s inability to focus. There are also some researches that have proven that red can negatively affect your child\u2019s academic performance.<\/p>\n
Sunny Yellow, Sunny Disposition <\/strong><\/p>\n
Yellow is a bright and cheerful color. It is associated with motivation and also with happiness. The softer hues of yellow are known to promote concentration while the brighter hues stimulate memory and metabolism.<\/p>\n
Use this color if you have a shy kid that you would want to stimulate to become more active.<\/p>\n
Talkative Orange<\/strong><\/p>\n
This is a welcoming hue and one that is distinctly social <\/em>in nature. This color is known to inspire communication among people. Use this color in moderation as it could also over-stimulate the child.<\/p>\n
Cool Colors <\/strong><\/p>\n
These are the most calming set of colors that can affect the human body. Think of ocean waves and the calming powder blue sky. As opposed to these cool colors, darker hues can represent the doom and gloom that comes with the onslaught of a storm. So be careful in painting the walls with dark colors especially inside the nursery.<\/p>\n
Use pastels which evoke peace and relaxation all of the time.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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