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Happy Colors For Living Room

Happy Colors For Living Room

We already know how colours can influence our mood and equally reflect our personality, but when it comes to decorating the home, what are the best colours to use to evoke feelings of joy and happiness?

With so many hues to choose from, Lorna McAleer, interiors expert at at Style Studio, has whittled down the best colours that will boost your mood and help create a happy home environment.

1. Yellow

Are you searching for the most uplifting colour? Look no further than yellow.

'Upbeat and friendly, yellow is the colour of happiness and sunlight,' says Lorna. 'It is also reported to cause the release of serotonin, a neurotransmitter chemical that contributes to a feeling of wellbeing. So, scientifically speaking, it's the best colour to lift the spirits.'

Whether light and airy or bold and bright, the colour yellow also has the power to stimulate creativity. While undoubtedly bringing vibrancy to any room in the home, Lorna suggests using yellow in bedrooms and bathrooms.

Tip: Yellow can be overpowering, so allow yellow accents to shine against a sophisticated grey backdrop.

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Style inspiration: Sunshines shades - yellow. Styled by Lorraine Dawkins.

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2. Green

This year Pantone named Greenery as its Colour of the Year and its calming and soothing connotations will bring contentment to your life.

Lorna explains: 'Green mimics nature. In its softer forms, green is a soothing shade that aids concentration and relaxation. Bolder greens are the sign for "go" and can have a galvanising effect.

'Using green in the home can have a grounding effect that connects homeowners to the outdoors. The correct shade will make a room feel like it links seamlessly to what's outside the window.'

Tip: Mix and match tones of green by drawing inspiration from the garden.

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Benjamin Moore

Style inspiration: Leafy prints and bold botanical patterns.Styling by Lorraine Dawkins, Photography by Rachel Whiting

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3. Blue

Blue is a calming, serene colour that, even in its bolder forms, is considered beneficial to the mind and body. Dulux named its blue shade Denim Drift as its Colour of the Year this year and Pantone even identified the official colour of optimism as an airy shade of blue.

'Blue symbolises loyalty and trust. Those who choose blue are considered confident and dependable,' says Lorna. 'People have been found to be more productive in a blue room because they are calm and focused. Blue tones work best in bathrooms, studies, and bedrooms. It's also an ideal colour for small rooms.'

Tip: Use a blue with a warm undertone to stop the room from feeling cold. Create the illusion of space with similar tones on the walls, mouldings and floor to merge the boundaries of the room.

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Ribbons Blue Pleated blinds, Style Studio
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4. Pink

'Pink is the choice of a loving, kind and generous individual,' explains Lorna. 'Pale pink reflects warmth and sensitivity. It's also the colour of romance and sensuality.

'Meanwhile vibrant pink signifies an optimistic outlook on life. It is fun, energetic, and inspirational. Pink is best used in domestic spaces such as living rooms, dining rooms and bedrooms.'

Tip: Pink can make a space feel small. This colour is best used in a space with large windows or a space that gets a lot of light.

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5. Red

Red is a bold and confident shade, and 'studies show that red raises the heart rate and induces emotion, so it is ideal for energetic homeowners who like to get things done,' says Lorna.

How can you decorate with red? 'Red demands attention and denotes a lust for life. It symbolises optimism, confidence, and vitality,' Lorna explains. 'Red used in living spaces will make a room feel opulent and welcoming. It also creates the perception of warmth, especially during the winter months.'

Tip: Red can be intense, so introducing pattern can tone it down without losing the vibrancy.

Red earth hues - styling by Sally Denning, photography by Mark Scott

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Happy Colors For Living Room

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