| What Colors Say About Us: Colors and Moods This is perhaps the most general and adaptable branch of color theory. At the highest level, colors are divided into two categories: cool colors and warm colors. Cool colors: Lavender, blue-green, blues. Warm colors: Reds, oranges, yellows. Digging a little deeper, we can classify colors in terms of the general impact they have on our emotions. For example, here are some colors that: Soothe emotions: Peach, pink, blues, and greens. Of all the colors in the spectrum, green is the easiest on the eye. Keep us grounded: Beiges, tans, and browns. Help energize us: Golds, black, burgundy, reds, royal blue. Next: 
Color and energy
Color and Feng Shui principles
Color and Chakra principles |
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