Choose The Right Color to Your Dream Homes

Blue:
The traditional Sky blue (the normal choice for a blue interior) or pale azure, mid-way on the RBG color wheels between blue and cyan. This versatile hue can be the collective color of the spirit, as it invokes an intense feeling of serenity and sedation. On the other hand, electric or brilliant blues become dynamic and dramatic, an engaging color that expresses exhilaration. Husbands can heave a sigh of relief as blue is the least "gender specific" color, having equal appeal to both men and women. Due to its calming nature, it is specially suited for bedrooms and bathrooms. Warm colored fabrics, rich wood, and white trim work best as add-on. Also, using blue accents, such as painted furniture or fabrics, is a nice way to introduce a little relaxing color into a room without having it become overwhelming.
Red:
Red as a color can feel contemporary, traditional, rustic or timeless, depending on the shade and context. A touch of red can warm up a cool blue-and-white room, or add drama when used as the main color in a small space like a powder room. Different patterns and shades of red can work together to perk up a neutral dining room, or make a small dining alcove feel like a destination. When combined with other colors, red offers even more versatility. An earthy red used with wood tones can warm a room. Red with soft gray and touches of magenta can make a room feel cozy, feminine and soft.