Colour ME HAPPY
OUR HOMES HAVE taken an even bigger role in all of our lives this year; the environment within which we have spent the ups and downs of lockdown. With so much time surrounded by the same walls, many of us will have had the chance to think about how our personal space contributes to our state of mind.
If you suspect that the dark walls in your lounge have been making you feel a little gloomy, then you’re onto something. Colour, it seems, has an intrinsic role in our physiological and psychological health, and its effect on our wellbeing is at its best when we surround ourselves with colours that are personal to us.
The human connection to colour was revolutionised in
