Colours can affect our mood without us even realising, have you ever noticed when you walk into a hotel the walls are usually muted, neutral colours? We’ve compiled a list of colours and how they might affect the way we feel:
Blue
Blue is a universally liked colour, it represents serenity and calmness and is usually the best choice for bedrooms and bathrooms. Usually blue is balanced with other colours in a hotel so it doesn’t seem cold or sad.
White
White is used as a backdrop or balancing element for more vivid centrepieces. It can make us feel calm and pure, whilst also making the room seem a lot more spacious and clean. White is used a large amount in hotels, some could see it as bland but with the right décor it can create an appealing aesthetic.
Pink
A muted pink can make us feel romantic and is seen as a generally sweet colour. Pink can add sophistication to a hotel room. Hot pink or fuchsia is a much more daring choice for hotel interior but can add glamour to a hotel room instantly.
Purple
Purple is a luxurious colour and goes well with pale pink and gold’s. Lavender can make us feel relaxed and create a soothing atmosphere. A prime example of purple used in hotels is Premier Inn, when paired with white it can make us feel secure and calm.
Earth tones
Earth tones are currently very on trend such as clay, or sand. The warm tones and can make us feel relaxed and stable, ensuring you feel cosy during your stay.
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