{"id":4150,"date":"2012-03-25T18:47:59","date_gmt":"2012-03-25T16:47:59","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/neuropoolwp-com.beast-hosting.com\/2012\/03\/25\/was-sagen-die-farben-in-der-wohnung-ueber-den-bewohner-aus\/"},"modified":"2012-03-25T18:47:59","modified_gmt":"2012-03-25T16:47:59","slug":"was-sagen-die-farben-in-der-wohnung-ueber-den-bewohner-aus","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.neuropool.com\/en\/reports\/household\/was-sagen-die-farben-in-der-wohnung-ueber-den-bewohner-aus.html","title":{"rendered":"What do the colours in the flat say about the occupant?"},"content":{"rendered":"

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The colours of home furnishings say a lot about the occupant. Not only taste and style are revealed by the colour scheme; psychologists believe that colours reveal a lot about a person's character traits and quality of life.<\/p>\n

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Red colours, from apple red and tomato red to pink and purple tones, reveal joie de vivre, optimism and an open attitude to life.<\/p>\n

Those who tend towards blue tones are usually calm, engaging and determined. Blue is reminiscent of sky and water. Both are associated with peace and tranquillity.<\/p>\n

Green tones in the home give a natural look. People who want to be surrounded by greenery like the balance between nature and civilisation.<\/p>\n

Yellow is reminiscent of sunshine and is for cheerful people. However, people with a preference for yellow tones are usually intellectual, adventurous and love their freedom.<\/p>\n

Purple, i.e. everything from lilac to plum to aubergine, indicates dramatic, artistic and unconventional people.<\/p>\n

Black is both classic and seductive. Those who favour black in the home like to appear mysterious and want to impress with modesty.<\/p>\n

White stands for purity, hygiene and simplicity. People with predominantly white home furnishings like simple elegance and look at the world through youthful and innocent eyes.<\/p>\n

Orange stands for vitality and cheerfulness. People with orange-coloured d\u00e9cor tend to be extroverted and like to be the centre of attention.<\/p>\n

Gold expresses wealth and opulence and gives a warm feeling of luxury. Lovers of gold furnishings favour traditional elegance and like to live out their wealth on the outside.<\/p>\n

Shades of grey are a compromise between white and black. The colour's willingness to compromise indicates a desire for peace and harmony. Grey is often found in modern designs.<\/p>\n

Pastel pink looks like a delicate blush. The colour is both charismatic and delicate. People who like to decorate with soft pink like to attract the attention of others and are warm-hearted. Pink is particularly modern when combined with grey or black.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n

People with reddish brown tones in their homes are generous and know what they want. The colour tones express restrained passion.<\/p>\n

Shades of brown stand for a preference for stability, independence and a touch of stubbornness. They show that they stand firmly on their own two feet, but can be a little too conventional. These characteristics are usually less pronounced when the brown tones are softened by bright accents.<\/p>\n

Beige is a compromise between white and brown. People with a preference for beige are looking for simplicity combined with stability. They are attracted by elegance and modern aesthetics, but unlike brown lovers, they are more light-hearted and like peace and quiet.<\/p>\n

Lemon yellow has a slight green tinge and indicates vitality, endurance, harmony and balance. In combination with dark wood tones, people are usually reliable but at the same time stubborn.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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