6 Colors Suitable for Any Room

Color is the basis on which any other interior decoration is built. It can make you feel good between the four walls, just as it manages to induce the unpleasant feeling of the house in which you are not very happy to return. That's why when you start a redecoration, the color of the walls should be the first thing to consider.

If you need help, here are 6 paint colors that are suitable for any room!

Green and olive green.

Always warm, friendly, and good at turning a cold room into one you can't get rid of, green is a color known for the balance it can bring to any home.

So, if you are in the middle of a change and you want something that combines the useful with the pleasant, choose green! Annette English & Associates, a well-known interior design firm, claims that green blends easily with any other color palette without falling into kitsch.

Orange.

If you are used to the classic white, orange may seem a little too much. However, with extraordinary energy, a special warmth, and the impression of space that it offers, orange is a perfect color for the interior of any room.

Cecilie Starin, an interior designer from San Francisco, says that orange is special, first of all, because it provides warmth to even the coldest home.

Purple.

Can you imagine a house with all the white walls? The feeling of being in a permanently cold and unwelcome space should not exist when you return home.

Purple can send you thinking of a field of lavender and relaxation - which this shade offers - so you should try something you would not have thought of until now. Starin, an interior designer from San Francisco, includes purple in the category of special shades for your home.

Warm gray.

Neither too dark nor too light, a warm gray is a shade that simply gives shine to a home. Warm gray gives the home a very neat look. You can combine it, in some places, in furniture, with a bright color, for a futuristic, non-conformist effect, or you can let it shine on its own. One thing is for sure: with warm gray, you can't go wrong, whatever it is!

Yellow.

Interior designer Mina Fies says that yellow can brighten your less good days: "When yellow is used in halls, entrances and small spaces, you can't help but feel expansive, full of energy, relaxed. Yellow is a therapeutic color, you should give it a try. "

 Turquoise.

Although very rare today, turquoise was once an emblematic color of luxury. This color works beautifully with all shades of white and gold, giving an exotic touch to any space and adding a small part of the elegance of the past.

It is important to take into account when renovating your home, all the aspects that give it warmth, that make it welcoming, and that, first of all, help you feel good in your own home. More important than any luxury and fashion is your well-being.

And you don't want a home where you feel like you're in an ice museum, do you? Always choose the color that makes you feel good. And then, who wouldn't want to wake up, day in and day out, in a bright room?

White, shades of dark gray and black, as elegant as they may seem, only create a tiring and gradually depressing atmosphere, without even realizing what the cause is.

Don't know about you, but I am sick and tired of the white walls as if my entire house was inspired by a hospital. I honestly consider that colored walls make people happier.