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Colours provide a comfortable medium and create an inspiring and calming effect.
In colour psychology, it is known that every colour emits certain vibrations, and that these vibrations influence the spiritual states and emotions, and even physical fitness.
Bedrooms: For bedrooms, where activities like resting, sleeping or reading is carried out; use blue, turquoise, light shades of purple and light green colours - which have comforting, cooling, resting, soothing and calming effects - with indirect lighting from the ceiling and bedside lighting.
Study rooms and meeting halls: For these rooms, where studying or working activities are conducted; use purple and its light shades, black and its contrasts, brown and navy blue colours - which represent power, provide concentration and authority and make one feel comfortable and non-reactive - with light from one direction and adjustable mobile desk lamps.
Living rooms: For living rooms, where activities such as sitting, resting and TV watching take place; use light blue, white, light and natural colours - which rest eyes, gives peaceful feelings, and relieves from stress - with warm coloured lamps, indirect and adjustable or local lighting systems.
Kitchens: For kitchens, where cooking, storing, food preparation and servicing activities take place; use yellow and its shades, as well as warm light colours - which reminds of nature, gives the feeling of being secure and peaceful and represents ending time - with special lighting mechanisms for counters and cupboards.
Hallways, waiting rooms and entrance foyers: For such spaces where people wait, pass or sit; use rose, peach, purple and its shades, and vivid and warm colours - which awake feelings of self-confidence and give peace - with semi-transparent wall lamps and wide-angled armatures.
Dining rooms, meeting and multi-purpose rooms: For such spaces where activities such as working, entertainment, dining, serving, meetings and exhibitions are conducted; use orange, red, green-red, turquoise and warm colours - which provide a warm, inviting atmosphere, as well as vividness and confidence - with a lighting system that changes by control.
Children's rooms, discothques and restaurants: Use the shades of orange, red, yellow and green - which keeps one alert, provides energy, motion and vigour, and accelerates blood circulation - with indirect lighting hanging from the ceiling, and coloured and special lighting systems.