I wondered if maybe the color that represents me most would show up in many places in my home, especially my closet. Of course the color that I like might not be the most representative of me, but it was a place to start so that’s where I began.
If you look at my house you’ll find plenty of color everywhere. I’m not fond of the gray and white rooms that have been in style for so long. If you entered my living room you’d see yellow walls, a white sofa, glass tables, and lots of gold and rich mahagony decor items. The chairs have a red, blue, and gray abstract pattern on them.
Moving from the living room to the dining room we have soft, creamy white on the walls with pale, pale green accents.
My family room is painted yellow also, and the furniture there is green, red, and gold.
Upstairs we have one yellow bedroom, one with a blue accent wall, and the master bedroom is a combination of cream walls with yellow and blue accents.
Okay, there’s a good bit of variety in color in my house, but what about my closet. I don’t think I could pick out one dominate color that I wear more than others, but I do have a fondness for yellow.
So, what does the color yellow signify? I found a lot of info on that, but basically it seems as if yellow represents happiness and a love of learning. Yellow people are creative, like to share their knowledge with others, and might have a deep need for logical order in their everyday lives. That sharing knowledge thing; I was a teacher for 35 years.
But I feel that yellow only expresses a part of my personality. I have a lot of blue in the closet and bedrooms. This is what I found out about blue: Blue calls to mind feelings of calmness or serenity. It is often described as peaceful, tranquil, secure, and orderly. Blue is often seen as a sign of stability and reliability.
Truthfully, I don’t think I can pick just one color to describe me. There are many colors that are partly me. In some cases they seem contradictory, but as far as I’m able to say, I’d pick yellow and blue.
I have to do some research about red too. I love red, but it can be overwhelming if overused. What about you? Pick your color.
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to me, yellow is a relaxing color. I’m pretty sure some of our rooms — in the house where I grew up — were yellow. My mom painted one room each year and when it came time to paint mine, I think she allowed me input on the color. Wish I could remember what color that was. The only photos I have from that era are B&W and I can’t even locate those!
Well, you’ll hear more from me on Hound day.
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I’m looking forward to it.
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My mother got very annoyed with me when I painted the main floor walls of my townhouse yellow with white trim because she thought it was too bright and would keep the kids on edge. It was a creamy yellow, accented with white trim. The townhouse was not big, so it needed airiness and to be opened up, as the rooms flowed in a circle. It was an end unit, but still, it was small. My friendliest neighbors did all kinds of work in their middle unit, going for earth tones, dark wallpaper borders, even changing the flooring in all the different areas and making a brick archway into the kitchen. When I would go into their place, I’d get claustrophobic!
I’m sure my mother would have loved it.
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Give me a light filled sunny room any day.
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Yellow is such a cheerful color. I always associated it with kitchens, but I can see it working elsewhere. I can’t wear it, though, because of my skin tone.
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It is cheerful. i feel like I always have sunshine in the rooms that are yellow.
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