Painting is pretty easy most of the time, and is a great way to brighten up a room with minimal effort.

CHOOSING COLORS

Color plays a large roll in considering the aesthetic and psychological effects of your color choice, in how we react to situations, how we relax, how we are stimulated, and even affects the way we eat and socialize with others.

RED: The chemical reaction of red while eating will cause a person to eat more, and stay longer. Thus making this an ideal color for restaurant decor or in bars.

ORANGE: Orange is not what one would use to bring about a feeling of elegance, but of something informal or very casual. This color is associated with low quality or being very accessible. This color is used in both the restaurant and hotel industry to convey low cost to passers by.

YELLOW: Its a very high anxiety color, but in turn is good for drawing attention.

BLUE: Blue represents respectability, responsibility, knowledge, caring, and trustworthiness. Blue is a color that encourages fantasy and at the same time is very tranquilizing. This color is ideal for calming, such as doctors offices and in the rooms of over-active children.

GREEN: Green represents wealth and money, makes people feel secure and tended. Some health disorders such as eczema, diarrhea, and stomach upset tend to lessen in a room painted in green.

BROWN: Browns work very well in interiors, and its known to be a warm and friendly color.

GREY: Grey is best for a background color and will inspire people to do more for a longer period.

BLACK & WHITE: Black represents dignity, sophistication, refinement, and authority. White represents delicacy, purity, and cleanliness. White also encourages precision in the workplace.