COLOR Chapter 7. Color: An Exciting Designer’s Tool Unlimited opportunities for decorating Creates a mood within a room.

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COLOR Chapter 7

Color: An Exciting Designer’s Tool Unlimited opportunities for decorating Creates a mood within a room

Red/Pink/Maroon Associated Words Danger Love Power Passion Anger Fire Stimulates the Nervous System

Orange/Peach/Burnt Orange Cheerful Warm Courage Energy Hope Hospitality

Yellow/Light Yellow/Yellow Green Light Airy Cheerful Friendly Prosperity

Green/Light Green/Forest Green Refreshing Nature Cool Peaceful Friendly Good Luck

Blue/Sky Blue/Navy Cool Calm Reserved Serenity Tranquility Formality

Violet/Lavender/Plum Royalty Dignity Mystery

Black/Gray (Neutral) Mysterious Severe Dramatic

White/Ivory Youth Freshness Innocence Purity

Color Spectrum The full range of all existing colors More than 10 million identified colors

Primary Colors Red, Yellow and Blue

Secondary Colors Orange (Yellow/Red) Green (Yellow/Blue) Violet (Blue/Red)

Intermediate Colors Tertiary Colors: Yellow-Green Blue-Green Blue-Violet Red-Violet Red-Orange Yellow-Orange

Hue/Value/Intensity/Tint Hue Name of a color Value Lightness or darkness of a hue Intensity Brightness or dullness of a hue Tint Hue made lighter by adding white

Shade Hue made darker by adding black Compliment of a Hue Color directly opposite on a standard color wheel

Warm Color and Their Affects Warm Colors Are: Orange, Red, Yellow Affects Advancing colors appear larger or closer; warm and cozy

Cool Colors and Their Affect Cool Colors Are: Green, Blue, Violet Affect: Receding colors appear smaller and further away

Neutral/Near-Neutral White, Black, Grey (Neutral) Brown, Tan, Beige (Near-Neutral)

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