Red   Places Red is best used for:   business spaces for more energy places of sports romantic or sexy places for sexy bedrooms creative spaces boardrooms excellent in the office to stimulate action restaurants and food branding Places Red is not suitable for: bedrooms for people with sleep disorders spaces frequented by persons with high blood pressure or blood disorders, fevers, heart problems or anger issues should be used sparingly in decor as it can be overwhelming red is highly stimulating and not suitable if you have problems relaxing

The colour psychology of Red In business, Red is best used sparingly but is definitely a colour not to be ignored.  It is a masculine colour, speaking energy and action and is excellent for any business place and for places of sport.    A very high vibration colour, Red will stand out, advance in your space and attract the eye thus it will dominate the scene.  Red is also the colour for grounding, self preservation, acceptance, and creation. Most people drawn to red are highly motivated and are good at business and decision making and are passionate about getting things done. In marketing Red is used for food branding and food consumption areas, though we have been taught that Orange is far more stimulating to the appetite and far less aggressive a colour. If your space is frequented by little girls, Pink is far better than Red, helping them with action and implying love and softness.  Pink is a colour that says love, the reason Pink roses are so gorgeous and why Works For Your House uses it as our accent colour.  At full strength, Red will say sex and sexual energy. Negative reactions to the colour Red All colours have a positive and negative reaction.  A dislike of Red may relate to anger, frustration, agression and may signify a need to release energy.  It can also mean anger at the father figure and the feeling that one isn't good enough. A negative reaction to Red can also mean laziness, indecisiveness, lack of energy, irresponsibility and a lack of direction in ones life; also sexual oppression, obsession or frustration. Known to get the heart racing, it is not suitable for spaces frequented by persons with heart, blood pressure, fever or blood disorders.

 

Red Orange Places Red Orange is best used for: spaces for meditation bedrooms/spaces for boys or girls in need of increased sponteneity bedrooms where a loving, not sexual, feeling is desired mix Red Orange with grey and use for spaces where people recovering from shock and abuse can find inner strenght to face change Places Red Orange is not suitable for: spaces for people with dependency issue spaces for people suffering from unrequited love in present or past life where abuse victims inhabit around over stimulated or over spontaneous people

The colour psychology of Red Orange Red Orange is a colour strongly associated with the American Indian culture as it relates to spirituality, the unconscious and subconscious. It is a much more intense version of Red.  It also symbolizes wisdom at all levels, people who accept themselves for who they are and who are in tune with waking up spiritually. If you love Red Orange, you may have an understanding of inter dependence and the hence, the potential to give deep joy, love and wisdom to the world.  If you want to seem spontaneous Red Orange will say it. In Persian culture, they weave Red Orange into their carpets to bring about happiness and good fortune, so mix it perhaps with the oppulent feeling gold gives and enjoy your life! Negative reactions to the colour Red Orange A negative reaction to Red Orange suggests the opposite of the positive attributes above, rejecting spirituality, co-dependency, a lack of spontaneity and unrequited love. Red Orange in its negative can also psychologically relate to abuse and shock.  Use grey around this colour, or mixed it into the colour to soothe shattered nerves and give strength for make changes in the right directions.   More colours are to come soon.