To some, color is pretty matter of fact: Everyone has their own likes and dislikes, shades they consider beautiful, and shades they do not. While you may be tempted to paint your home in the hues you ...

Designers favor soft, muted tones like light blue, sage, and mushroom gray to create a calming mood. These colors work best when paired with natural textures and finishes—think linen, aged brass, and ...

Does seafoam green really evoke feelings of renewal? Can periwinkle blue actually lull you to sleep? Interior designers have long thought that paint color can affect our emotions, and color psychology ...

Nothing beats coming home after a long day and being welcomed into a sanctuary of your own, a serene and inviting bedroom. A relaxing bedroom can help put your mind at ease and serve as a welcomed ...

You’ve probably heard that color can have an enormous impact on your mood, but you might not realize just how much it matters when it comes to your home. READ: Feeling Moody? 10 Room Colors That Might ...

Treat green like a neutral. Depending on the shade, especially in sage or olive green, it can be just as flexible as beige or gray. Layer it with other muted shades or textured materials (wood, linen, ...

Paint, like toilet paper, booze and flour before it, has been flying off the shelves during the pandemic as people continue to hunker down at home and reassess how they want their space to look and ...

Green is a versatile and easy-to-use color that, in certain shades, never really goes out of style. In its softer incarnations, green is a recessive color, which means it gives an effect of feeling ...

This spring, whether you’re considering putting your house on the market or just want to freshen up your home, one economical and simple way could help both situations: a new coat of paint. Jennifer ...