How to Set Mood in Your Room
Decide what mood you are trying to create in your room., Learn what mood different colors may represent., Use colors to enhance or give a mood to your room., Look at the style of furnishings you are using., Let in the amount of light you want to...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Decide what mood you are trying to create in your room.
The following is a general guide to the influence of colors on mood:
Black: darkness and simplicity Blue: peace and tranquility Green: natural yet funky Orange: warm and with energy Purple: spirituality, transformation, funkiness Red: love, danger, or desire White: purity, simplicity, cleanliness, peace Yellow: joy, happiness, optimism, hope, sunshine, space , Choose a color, then paint your room and use as much of that color as possible to create the mood you are looking for.
You can also use more than one color or a theme. , Dark, boxy shaped pieces can give off a foreboding effect.
Light, modern pieces, especially glossy, bright colors with less bulky shapes and appearance can have a brightening effect. , Mini blinds, curtains, or other window treatments can block all, some, or none of the light entering your room.
Gauzy or filmy fabrics can filter the light, giving it a colored effect. ,, Framed artwork, posters, or photographs can contribute to the effect you seek if you choose them carefully. , Hard surface floors have a distinctly different effect than carpets, and wood can offer a warm, natural ambiance, especially light colored natural woods. ,, -
Step 2: Learn what mood different colors may represent.
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Step 3: Use colors to enhance or give a mood to your room.
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Step 4: Look at the style of furnishings you are using.
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Step 5: Let in the amount of light you want to complement your mood
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Step 6: and set the tone you are looking for.
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Step 7: Reduce the overall amount of clutter and excess furniture to give a spacious and open
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Step 8: airy feeling to your room
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Step 9: leaving just the needed items for day to day use.
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Step 10: Look for art that compliments your choice.
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Step 11: Replace the flooring if you have the budget and it helps create your mood.
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Step 12: Use colored bulbs in your lights
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Step 13: or colored shades over your lamps
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Step 14: as well as dimmers
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Step 15: to again modify the light and color of the room.
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Step 16: Place plants strategically if there is room
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Step 17: to give natural
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Step 18: refreshing air purification to it.
Detailed Guide
The following is a general guide to the influence of colors on mood:
Black: darkness and simplicity Blue: peace and tranquility Green: natural yet funky Orange: warm and with energy Purple: spirituality, transformation, funkiness Red: love, danger, or desire White: purity, simplicity, cleanliness, peace Yellow: joy, happiness, optimism, hope, sunshine, space , Choose a color, then paint your room and use as much of that color as possible to create the mood you are looking for.
You can also use more than one color or a theme. , Dark, boxy shaped pieces can give off a foreboding effect.
Light, modern pieces, especially glossy, bright colors with less bulky shapes and appearance can have a brightening effect. , Mini blinds, curtains, or other window treatments can block all, some, or none of the light entering your room.
Gauzy or filmy fabrics can filter the light, giving it a colored effect. ,, Framed artwork, posters, or photographs can contribute to the effect you seek if you choose them carefully. , Hard surface floors have a distinctly different effect than carpets, and wood can offer a warm, natural ambiance, especially light colored natural woods. ,,
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