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COLOR THERAPY IN INTERIOR SPACES - thoughts on choosing colors

We wanted to write a little series of a few colors for you, for your fun and benefit.
This long text is not intended to be read as an objective fact, but to show an example of how colors can be used in a variety of ways and how colors can be thought of in different ways. In this article, the topic is the ever-popular interior color, green.

For centuries, colors have been used in clothing, paintings, flags, make-up, symbols and decorations to manipulate the conscious thinking of others.

Color is the biggest factor in how you want others or yourself to feel - use the information when you want to change the mood.

Colors are an important factor in our everyday environment; in art, design, advertising, parties, dressing, decorating our homes.
Only with color you create the atmosphere!

Did you know this about the color green?

Calming, grounding and fresh and healthy, the color Green in interior design continues to gain popularity.

Green can often be described with words related to nature, such as forest green, moss green, sea green, turquoise green, water green, olive green, grass green, spring green, lime green, apple green, sage green...

Wikipedia can tell you, for example, that the green color common in heraldry is called vert in French. The adjective green describes ecology. Green can also mean inexperience, which can be related to the color of raw berries and fruits.

Natural and fresh

Green is often associated with nature, growth and freshness. It can bring the feeling of the outdoors indoors.

Versatile green

Green comes in a variety of shades, from soft and cool pastels such as aqua green, mint and grey-green sage to deeper shades such as forest green and stunning emerald green. Thanks to its versatility, green can work well with many design styles, modern or traditional.
Green can act as a balancing color in the interior, complementing other shades and adding harmony to the space.

Relaxing green

Many shades of green are known for their calming properties, which makes them ideal for bedrooms, living rooms and areas where you want to relax and count a few rounds of everyday life.
Green is seen as a balanced and harmonious color that helps create a sense of balance in interiors. Green is a popular shade in children's rooms, bedrooms and bathrooms.

In the picture Irish Dance, from the Trim Paint series.

Imagery and Biophilic interior design

Color images and language images - similes - often come from nature: grass, forest, moss.
Biophilic interior design is now a style favored by decorators, which focuses on nature and naturalness.

The color green is a central part of biophilic design, which aims to connect the interior with nature. It is often used in the form of houseplants, green walls or nature-inspired decor.
Natural interior design promotes well-being and at the same time you bring natural harmony to your home by choosing natural tones, combining tones with natural, warm surfaces, such as brick, clean wooden surfaces and, for example, cork.

Biophilic design creates peaceful spaces where the mind rests - just like in nature.

Since we have an innate longing for nature, the solution in the built environment is to bring more nature into the interiors and interior design with colors and genuine choices of surface materials.

Psychological aspects of green

Imagine a peaceful place - most people think of a place in nature. Green is known to have a calming and relaxing effect, so it is suitable for spaces where peace is desired.
Green is often associated with growth, renewal and rejuvenation. It can evoke feelings of hope and vitality. Think of the first birch leaves of spring with a mouse's ear - how bright green they are at first!

Positive associations with green

Many people have positive associations with green because it is connected to nature and outdoor activities. Nature is known to have a healing effect on the mind - several health benefits can easily be listed: blood pressure and heart rate decrease, sleep quality improves and anxiety can subside significantly. The dark green premises and rooms create a safe atmosphere where you have room for your dreams!

Green is a versatile and emotionally resonant color in interior design. It makes green a popular choice for creating refreshing and inviting spaces. Whether used as a dominant color or as an accent, green can enhance the overall atmosphere of an interior by promoting a sense of balance and connection with nature.

Green color in home renovation

Wall colors:
Green wall colors can create a feeling of calmness and a connection with nature. Lighter greens can open up a space, while darker greens can add depth and coziness. You increase the atmosphere, nest-likeness and hotel-style glamor by using really dark shades.

Furniture and decoration
Green upholstery, furniture and decorative items can add color and personality to the interior. Green also works well with natural materials such as wood and rattan. Paint a half-panel with a timeless Art Nouveau green, such as Wise Old Sage in an old house, and use cheerful apple green in the front man's garden furniture.

Retro, traditional and modern at the same time
Earthy and muted shades of green, such as olive or moss, have gained popularity for their ability to create a grounded and organic aesthetic. Smoky, muted green or water green are now extremely popular in aesthetic interior design!

Combine with green
All subdued, earthy tones are sure choices to pair with green. Feel free to also combine red as a contrasting color and different shades of red such as pink and mauve - or how about yellow?

Try clay gray, terracotta orange, brick tones. Limestone light beige, cocoa brown or even powdery pink.
Soft off-white and cream tones go well with greens – so do broken blues – think examples from nature. The matte shades of Frenchic shades are easy and safe to combine with each other.

Combine green with other natural and authentic surfaces in the interior, such as terracotta pots, brick surfaces, real and rough wooden surfaces, cork.
Linen, wool and other textured surfaces go well with green - as do metal, stone and glass surfaces.

The human eye loves to look at contrasts, which always make a space a little more interesting

In addition to colors, the atmosphere of the space is influenced by lighting and the use of lights. For a space with little natural light, choose warm tones.
Green is often somewhere between warm and cool - depending on the shade.
For this reason, it can be combined in a variety of ways and is naturally suitable for most objects.

Remember that you can still break all these 'rules' and that colors are always a personal experience.

Feel free to use colors that you like, and you will get their pleasure benefits best in your everyday life!

Discover Frenchic green interior colors

Pastel and cool - like a French pastille, Eye Candy
Cheerful and suitably retro, apple green Apple of My Eye
Moss Green Constance Moss
Deep, gorgeous emerald green Victory Lane
The darkest of our greens, Black Forest
Smoky, trendy Steaming Green
Camo and slightly army-type Olivia
Light aqua green Breezing
Light gray and green union Maveric
Grayish sage green Wise Old Sage
Lime Green Apple Barn
Bradstock in traditional tone style
Spring green Green With Envy

Also read the previous color blogs:
Blue colors , Violet