Our behavior and attitude is shaped by people, withwith which we communicate, the news we read, the activities with which we devote business or free time. A special role in the perception of the world is played by the space around us. Wherever we are, we feel the impact of the interior, its details and especially its color design. According to scientific data, about 80% of the information a person receives through vision, and the remaining 20% - through other senses.
Bad mood? Repaint the walls!
"Each color has its own specific wave, itresponsible for the development of a neurotransmitter, which, depending on the human condition, will strengthen or suppress certain feelings - anxiety, relaxation, and so on, ”explains neurologist, neurologist Arthur Sharapov.
A photo: Getty ImagesAnna Sukhova, psychologist, psychodiagnostic, author of the project “Your Psychologist” and the founder of the Psychology for Life Club, is convinced that color plays an important role in our life: “We perceive it unconsciously, and with it - feelings, emotions, moods which this color activates in us. That is, if we use a large amount of color in the interior, we will intuitively adapt to its rules. ”For this reason, simply changing the color of the walls in an apartment or house can positively affect our overall state of mind and adjust it to the desired wave Sometimes even furniture rearrangements work wonders. Changing the color of the walls is a change in psychological anchors. For example, we can hear the melody and remember how we loved to this song - in this case, the auditory anchor works. And also with color: with one we can experience the negative at home, but by replacing it with another, we get a new range of feelings.
Get off the alarm!
Similar changes in the environmentthey are necessary, especially if a person is often subjected to stress and the effects of various negative factors. “We have an epidemic of anxiety in Russia - and this is not a question of age or social status. Because of this problem, many economic and social upheavals can occur in the future, ”said Artur Sharapov. - The constant feeling of anxiety is largely due to the endless stream of information, with the rapid development of technology and an increase in the speed of life.
A photo: Getty Images To similar conclusions came researchers at the AkzoNobel Dutch International Center for Aesthetics, who annually conduct an extensive analysis of research in the field of society, economics, color and design. After examining the main trends of the outgoing year, the experts concluded that in the era of high technologies and the continuous flow of information, our dominant emotional state is uncertainty and anxiety. - the soft muffled color which transfers heat of natural wood. According to experts, this color not only accurately reflects the mood of the moment, but also helps to find harmony and rejuvenate.
Rest for the eyes and the soul
Psychologists rate smoky pink as complex,muted color, which gives a sense of serene peace that we find in our beloved home. "It reflects the needs of people of a sufficiently high cultural level and is preferred more often by middle-aged people, representatives of intellectual work with a finely organized nervous system," says Oksana Dubrovskaya. “Nevertheless, it is this color that is able to bring clarity and balance to a person’s state at an unconscious level. According to psychologist Anna Sukhova, smoky pink will suit people experiencing increased anxiety. It is best to use it in the interior of the bedroom, living room and nursery. In the bathroom - the same, but in combination with bright and saturated colors, for example, Marsala.
A photo: Getty Images It is important that a person really feels comfortable and cozy in the space that surrounds him, therefore, a competent choice of color is the task of professionals in the field of color and design. Four color collections: “Hospitable House”, “Open House”, “Cozy House” and “Happy Home”. Each collection is a unique color palette that reflects the idea of the interior. Thus, with the help of color, you can create an environment that most closely matches the psycho-types and mood. “We understand how important color is for everyday life,” comments Helen van Ghent. “Painted walls not only transform the space, but also help to feel the spiritual ascent, no matter where we are - at home, at work or on vacation.”
