Jodie Alice Fisher A personal blog from the heart of a young Mum
I am no interior blogger but I do know that colours can make you or break you. I hate dull and dark colours for my own reasons and there’s something that just uplifts your mood when it comes to bright bold ones. The psychology of colour is truly fascinating, as this infographic explains.
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I hope you enjoyed this and can use it to inspire your own home colour choices.
I think colour can definitely impact on your mood and a sleep expert said once at an event I was at, how sleep is dramatically affected by colours xx
Oh wow that is very interred ring!
Loved reading this! Interesting. My girls bedroom is monochrome and i will be adding a splash of rainbow colours x
That sound so gorgeous!
I find green to be a colour that keeps me calm, not too vibrant but it certainly helps my mood. Strange really x
I’ve always hated green. I don’t know why.
Absolutely! I don’t mind dark colours and I love grey for interiors but I know people who would be brought down by decorating with darks and their homes are light and full of pops of colour which is lovely too x
I think I would be with dark colours. I’m definitely a bright white kind of person.
I don’t know about colours but depending on the weather my mood changed. So when the sun is out it’s pretty much yellow.
Yes I totally agree!
Many years ago, my Auntie had her colours chosen…. she paid money to someone who told her what colours suited her in clothing and in decoration. I mocked her for years… but actually the colours given were the best colours for her!
Since then I really do believe colours make a huge difference
Laura x x x
Oh wow that’s an amazing story!
I love this – I really do think colours can make a huge difference! H x
They definitely csn