Color Challenge - Orange Tuesday + Orange color is a wonderful antidepressant

Every person's life is influenced by two factors: day and night, darkness and light. From the point of view of physiology and psychology, these factors are very important. The perception of color is based on many thousands of historical experiences. At the subconscious level, we have the perception of color and light, the reaction to this or that shade.

Orange color is a wonderful antidepressant, it cheers up. The use of bright orange details in the interior will fill the house with light and will have an encouraging effect on the owner. Orange color at the level of the unconscious, is perceived as a signal to activity, creates the impression of openness and friendliness. Orange is associated with freedom to express emotions and a thirst to act. It is not surprising that this color is loved by children and sportsmen.

Especially I want to focus on the use of orange in the interior of the children's room. Orange color in excess is dangerous for the nervous system, both for the child and his parents. Children living in orange rooms become aggressive, their excitement has no way out. A large amount of orange color in the living room irritates over time, causes unpleasant emotions, devastates.

In color therapy, orange occupies an intermediate position between red and yellow and, with proper application, is able to favorably influence a child with symptoms of childhood apathy and anemia. In general, orange produces a toning effect.

In an orange room it's good to be after a hearty dinner. Such color therapy activates the work of the stomach and helps digestion. However, if frequent meals in the orange interior are fraught with stomach pain and colic.

If you do not have enough joy, you often visit a state of melancholy and sadness, add a little orange to your interior. If your home is dominated by a neutral color scheme, the decor of the orange color will invariably please the eye with its brightness, give a sense of strength and fill with optimism.

On the materials: G.Frilling, K.Auer. "Man-color-space"