Sunshine Yellow: An Uplifting Hue Yellow is often associated with happiness and optimism since it can activate memory, stimulate the nervous system and promote creativity. Go all out by implementing a sun yellow and toning it down with white accents, such as in this dining nook designed by Brian Patrick Flynn.
Muted Yellow: Airy and Relaxing If a glowing yellow isn't your style, try out a neutral light shade. The added bonus: this colour provides the appearance of a larger room. Designer Kathryn Greeley utilized a earthy yellow in this cottage-style bedroom to make a relaxing look.
Bold Red: Spectacular and Energizing Red immediately evokes a passionate, romantic feel in any area. It can add drama when used generously or just a simple touch may warm up a room. The several different shades create different moods, from a romantic merlot to a retro cherry colour. This velvet red wall leaves the dining space more intimate whilst bringing some colour to the otherwise neutral area. Design by Candice Olson
Red-Orange: A Subtle Approach The red-orange mirror counterbalances the cool blue patterned background and immediately warms the room. Use small doses of red if you would like to spice things up without completely committing to the bold color. Layout by Erinn Valencich
Bold Pink: For Grownups Pink is not only for little girls' rooms anymore. This punchy color is much more versatile than you may think. Designer Christopher Grubb chose this vibrant pink-orange colour combo to deliver a playful touch to this sitting area making it feel too young.
Peony Pink: Energetic and Youthful If you would like to add pink into a woman's room while keeping a classy look, try a saturated peony colour like from the Green Home 2011 home. This hue will add energy while maintaining a female look.
Deep Orange: A Versatile Shade Few people choose orange when choosing an interior color because picking the proper shade can be overpowering. A deep orange, or terra-cotta shade, is a great option for a home office -- it's energizing by day and cozy by night. Designed by Sabrina Soto
Apricot Orange: A Appetizing Shade Go with a lighter shade of orange, like apricot, if you'd like a more relaxing look. Designer Processor Wade utilized apricot to act as an appetite stimulant while balancing the ideal amount of relaxation and energy.
Lime Green: A Burst of Energy Green reminds us of renewal and life since it is connected with nature. It's one of the most versatile colors -- it can be dramatic, refreshing or inviting depending on how you use it. Designer Tobi Fairley highlighted a bookshelf wall using a lime-green shade for a burst of electricity.
Celery Green: A Lively Neutral Lighter shades of green, such as sea celery and green green, bring a light and airy appearance. Designer Shelly Riehl David demonstrates that a light-green colour can add sophistication and crispness in stability. The green color functions as a neutral yet still brings life for the hallway.
Cool Blue: A Serene Environment Many homeowners turn to blue when painting a room since they want a comfy, inviting feel in their home. For a serene environment, combine a glacier blue with chrome accents. Layout by Tobi Fairley
Sapphire Blue: A Powerful Statement To get a very different mood, select a darker shade of blue, like sapphire. This colour will bring a strong punch to any room, but it is not for the faint of heart. For a less dramatic approach, Layout Star winner Danielle Colding brought in touches of yellow in this house office.
Vibrant Purple Shades: A Refreshing and Lively Look You are in the bulk if you stray away from purple when decorating. But this colour contrasts with royalty and creativity, and it could completely refresh your home's interior. In case you've got a simple space you want to liven up, try incorporating numerous shades of purple. Brian Patrick Flynn painted a chevron pattern in various shades of purple and anchored it with a softer shade of purple on the walls, creating a striking focal point.
A Pop of Purple: For a Fun Vibe Sometimes all you will need are accents of color to change the mood of a space. Brian Patrick Flynn added neon purple pillows to this gray living room to get an energetic vibe that improves the background pattern.
Gray: A Favorite Neutral Designers love to use gray as a background or neutral shade because of its ability to let other colors to shine. Its elegance comes off as too serious sometimes, therefore Brian Patrick Flynn added a lively spin with a two-toned patterned background layout that makes the coral vanity stand out.
Silver Gray: A Romantic texture A lighter shade of gray brings a romantic touch to a room. This dining area, made by Rebekah Zaveloff, includes silver-gray walls for a sophisticated, inviting look. The dark grey table draws the eye toward the center of the space.
Earthy Brown: Helps You Relax Brown is among the most comforting colors, so it is a top selection for living rooms and kitchens. The delicate brown wood tones within this kitchen make it seem pleasant and inviting. Photo courtesy of Hinkley Lighting
Brown Accents: Highlights Bold Colors Employing brown is an excellent way to highlight bold colours while anchoring the distance. Designer Andreas Charalambous brought in touches of brown tones to counterbalance the bold red bedroom wall.
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