I ❤ the colour green:
it calms my soul:
it sings to me when I look:
it calls to me when I buy things:
not just clothes:
if it's something to smell
then green is pleasantly fragranced:
it's the colour of nature and healing:
good for the heart and slows breathing:
helps concentration:
apparently wedding gowns in the 15th-century were mainly green:
in some cultures green means danger:
who would have thought one colour could do so much?
what's your favourite?
ooo dark purples and blues.
ReplyDeleteGreen is so variable - I can't get a handle on it at all.
Years ago, when I used to paint the walls of my house with colours, (before I had the 'any colour so long as it's white mentality') I couldn't stand green rooms. Don't know why.
ReplyDeleteI'm a red kinda girl. Anything from coral to aubergine via blood
purple is a magical colour: dark and reverent:
ReplyDeleteblue is very versatile: indigo, electric and turquoise,
powder, cerulean: I painted my front door blue because it promotes intellectual thought:
and indicates loyalty, serenity and protection:
red has eneergy and warmth: it makes you hungry!
hospitals and doctors surgeries are often painted green:
because of it's calming effects:
perhaps that's why you don't like green rooms Suzie:
my bedroom is mossy green and I lovelovelove it:
actually my hall is painted 'forest lake':
paint names? now that's another blog isn't it?
I love green too,my bedroom is painted a lovely goosebury colour!! I can lay in bed and imagine im inside the amazing spiky fruit haha
ReplyDeletewhat a fabulous concept Kelly:
ReplyDeletemine is more rainforest ^_^
I'm with Suzie, I love Red, and all variations of it, so it makes you hungry, thats not good for me at the mo! I love my red glass knick knacks, against my chocolaty fireplace wall, really compliment each other. I do like green though, it is a very calming colour, but I save my passion for that in the garden, I try to offset varying shades against one another. Love that limey yellowy green, against dark prussian. x
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