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When you choose a paint color for your home, your design aesthetic and existing décor are often top of mind. With that said, it's also important to consider how certain shades make you feel—especially since the colors on your walls can even improve your overall wellness and reduce feelings of stress and anxiety.
Blue
It’s great if you find tranquility in the great outdoors.
Purple
It is associated with wisdom and spirituality. It is also the color of transformation.
Green
It’s commonly associated with nature. The color represents harmony, healing, regeneration, and love.
White
Some people are naturally drawn to white because it represents solitude, purity, and cleanliness
Beige
it's an understated neutral, but still offers a subtle pop of color.
Pink
Believe it or not, pink is a restful color associated with compassion and unconditional love.
Taupe
Different from other neutrals like beige and cream, taupe offers a subtle warmth that infuses spaces with an elevated layer of comfort giving your home a relaxed, cozy feeling.
(martha)