Refresh Your Decor with the Cheer of Orange Tones
Feb 22, 2017
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Do you know orange can make you more social and give you a mental edge? Some experts say that being around the colour orange can increase the oxygen supply to your brain, which helps you think more clearly and stay alert. It can also make you feel more energized and ready to chat with others.
If bright orange is too bold for you, don't worry. There are softer shades of orange that can be just as effective. Think of colours like nectarine, coral, orange rose, sunset, and saffron. These hues add warmth and energy without being too strong.
A peachy-orange that gives a gentle glow. Perfect for making a living room cosy and inviting.
A pinkish-orange that feels lively yet soothing. Ideal for a bedroom to create a balanced atmosphere.
A muted shade that adds elegance and warmth. Great for dining rooms or kitchens.
A deep, rich orange that adds drama. Use it in a study or home office to boost creativity.
A golden-yellow orange that brightens up any space, adding a cheerful vibe.
Orange is a happy colour that can make your living room feel welcome. A warm, inviting shade of orange, like sunset or coral, can make this space cosy and cheerful.
Paint one wall in a soft orange to add warmth without overwhelming the room.
Use orange cushions, rugs, or artwork to bring in the colour subtly.
For example, you can paint one wall coral and add matching cushions to create a vibrant, welcoming space.
Orange can make your kitchen feel fun and full of energy. It’s a great colour to boost your mood while cooking and eating.
Consider painting your cabinets a light orange for a fresh, modern look.
An orange backsplash can add a pop of colour and make the kitchen feel more dynamic.
You might paint your kitchen cabinets a cheerful nectarine shade to make the kitchen feel brighter and more inviting.
Orange is a warm colour that helps you feel comfortable. Soft shades of orange, like orange rose or saffron, can create a calming yet uplifting vibe in your bedroom.
Paint the walls a soft, muted orange for a soothing effect.
Add orange throws or pillows to your bed for a cosy touch.
Consider using a soft orange rose on your bedroom walls to make the room feel warm and relaxing.
A study room needs to be a place where you can focus and be productive. Bright, stimulating shades of orange, like saffron or sunset, can help keep your mind sharp.
A bright orange accent wall can boost creativity and concentration.
Use orange desk accessories or chair cushions to add colour without distraction.
You can paint one wall of your study room in a vibrant saffron shade to help stay alert and focused during long study sessions.
Want to add some orange accents to your home without painting? Dyeing fabrics is a fantastic way to bring in colour. You can dye anything from cushions to throws, and it’s easier than you might think.
Pick some plain white or light-coloured textiles like cushion covers, pillowcases, or throws.
Buy fabric dye in your favourite shade of orange. You can find this at most craft stores or online.
Follow the instructions on the dye package to prepare a dye bath. Usually, you’ll mix the dye with water in a large bucket or sink.
Submerge your fabrics in the dye bath. Stir occasionally and let them soak until you achieve the desired colour. This could take anywhere from a few minutes to an hour.
Rinse your fabrics under cold water until the water runs clear. Then, hang them up to dry or toss them in the dryer.
Now you have beautiful, custom-dyed textiles to brighten up your home.
We can say that orange helps you think better and be more social. Whether you use bold orange walls or softer shades like coral or saffron, adding orange to your rooms can make a big difference. And if you love DIY projects, try dyeing some cushions or throws in your favourite shades of orange. It’s easy and super fun!
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