Color and connection - Homes with energy and mood

As humans, we are naturally drawn to color. Whether we realize it or not, the colors we surround ourselves with have a significant impact on our mood and overall well-being. As the CEO of Color Design Group, I have spent my career studying the impact of color and helping people harness its power to create homes that feel comfortable and welcoming.

Color is a powerful tool when it comes to creating a mood or atmosphere in any space. When it comes to our homes, the colors we choose can have a profound impact on our mental and emotional state. For example, bright, vibrant colors like yellow or red can energize and invigorate us, while calming colors like blue and green can help us feel more relaxed and at ease.

When we choose colors for our homes, we often gravitate towards those that make us feel happy or calm. For some people, this might mean soft pastels or muted neutrals, while for others, it might mean bold, bright hues. The key is to choose colors that resonate with you personally and make you feel good.

One of the most significant impacts of color in the home is its ability to create a sense of continuity and flow throughout the space. When the colors in a room are well-coordinated and cohesive, it can help create a sense of unity and harmony. Conversely, when colors clash or feel disjointed, it can create a sense of chaos and unease.

Color can also be used strategically to create focal points and draw attention to specific areas of a room. For example, a brightly colored accent wall or a piece of artwork can help create a visual point of interest and make a room feel more dynamic and interesting.

At Color Design Group, color should be used to create spaces that reflect our unique personalities and tastes. Whether you prefer bold, bright colors or soft, muted tones, the colors you choose for your home should make you feel happy and comfortable.

If you're unsure about how to use color in your home, we recommend starting small. Experiment with pops of color in accessories like pillows or artwork, and gradually work your way up to more significant color statements like painted walls or furniture. Use these tips from HGTV for help.

Remember, there are no hard and fast rules when it comes to color in the home. The most important thing is choosing colors that make you feel good and creating a space you love to spend time in. With a little experimentation and a willingness to step outside your comfort zone, you can create a home that feels uniquely you.

Kimberly Layton - CEO and Founder of Color Design Development Group - (480) 251-7757