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Color and Emotion - Doors are the gateway to your home or business. There really are an infinite number of colors that can be used on a door. But, perception of your home or business begins here. The info graphic is from an update is the US Door & More Blog. It shows some really colorful ideas for your door. Which one is your favorite? #doors #paint

a poster with the names and colors in it

This Graphic Explains the Connection Between Color and Emotion

the paint brushes are all different shades of purple, blue, and grey in color

Smokey Plum in My Master Bath (and other settings)

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an info poster with different colors and text on it, including the words in each language

The Psychology of Color

Paint colours in your home

what colors to paint all the rooms in your house and why. not sure I'll follow it exactly but it's interesting to know the psychologly of color!

the different colors of paint for every room in the house

15 Gorgeous Palettes That Celebrate the Color Blue (All Designer-Approved!)

Committing to a new paint color is scary. We asked a group of pros to share their go-to hues—from soft and soothing to rich and splashy—so that you can find the ideal one for every room.

a photo hanging on the wall in front of a door with an instagramr above it

20 Striking Pieces of Wall Art as Inspiration for Wall Decor Ideas

25 Best Hallway Walls - Make Your Hallways As Beautiful As The Rest Of Your Home

some very pretty flowers with drops of water on them

33 Orange Color Schemes, Inspiring Ideas for Modern Interior Decorating with Orange Colors

Modern interior colors, orange color schemes Light green and orange color scheme. Me gusta mucho. Es el que más me ha gustado.

the color scheme for an art nouveau painting

http://www.interiordesignipedia.com/art-nouveau-interior-design.html Colors: soft, muted colors were often used so select from a palette assortment of sage and olive green, mustard yellows and brown. Pair those up with beautiful shades of lilac, violet and purple. Peacock blue is stunning against a white backdrop so do not be afraid to paint your walls in brilliant white or in an off-white shade.

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