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Have you ever noticed how certain colours can instantly lift your mood? The science behind the psychology of color is fascinating, especially when it comes to bright and vibrant hues. Let's delve into the energetics of colour and how incorporating mood-boosting brights into your life can have a positive impact.
Bright colours, such as vivid yellows, oranges, and pinks, are often associated with feelings of happiness, energy, and positivity.
Happy hues can bring warmth to a gloomy day. I've even heard of a person who dons yellow undies to brighten their mood when feeling 'blue'.
Research has shown that exposure to bright colours can have a direct impact on mood and overall well-being. In fact, studies have found that certain colours can increase energy levels, enhance creativity, and even promote feelings of optimism and happiness.
If you’re feeling a bit blah try incorporating a new colour into your daily life and see how your mood shifts. You don’t need to repaint the walls – just a few pops of colour are enough to change your frame of mind!
We’ve handpicked a selection of our favourite pieces in each hue, so you can find just the thing to boost your mood.
Red shouts for attention and exudes passion, energy and excitement. Use it to make a statement and increase the energy in a room.
Reflecting the serenity of the ocean and sky, blue is a calm colour that conveys trust, tranquility and stability. In your home it can help to create a soothing space that allows you to unwind and find peace.
The colour of sunshine, yellow is bursting of happiness and optimism. A joyful, motivating colour that can boost your creativity and encourage playfulness.
Green is a breath of fresh air that reflects nature, harmony and growth. Through its association with nature, green can improve your mood and relax.
Bursting with zesty enthusiasm and adventure, orange can give you energy to feel revitalised and vivacious.
A tint of of red, pink is feminine and nurturing. Light shades feel comforting while bright pinks offer empowerment and confidence.
