Meaning of colors

Either we like it or we don't. However, behind its electric allure, purple is the color of softness and dreams. It is the color par excellence for dreamers. One of its shades, mauve, accentuates this reassuring and serene side even more. Purple remains a difficult color to marry: white, black and brown are its only sidekicks. Pink, blue or green are absolutely to be banned in the presence of purple.

It's an invigorating and zesty color that infuses wherever it goes a dose of good humor. It is often associated with creativity and communication, because obviously it brings optimism and open-mindedness. Very fashionable during the sixties with the hippie movement, unfairly set aside at the end of the XXᵉ century, orange is starting to be popular again! It is with yellow the color of good humor and dynamism, so do not hesitate to use it in moderation.

It is the color of seduction, romanticism and femininity. Whether it's a candy pink, a pale pink, or fuchsia, pink is a dynamic color punctuated with a hint of feminine delicacy. This color and its shades have a seductive side that never goes overboard. It is also associated with tenderness and happiness, as the expression "seeing life in pink" says so well. However, it should be used in moderation. Pink does not apply to all situations. It is a particular and flamboyant color which can sometimes go to excess and have the opposite effect than the one desired if it is not used wisely.

Color of passion, red is synonymous with dynamism, self-confidence, assurance and desire. Wear red when your mood is low or on rainy days. Red goes particularly well with browns. It goes equally well with white and black.

They are brilliant colors which, like yellow, carry power. Color of luxury, gold and bronze were for a long time the privilege of wealthy people on their clothes, their jewelry or in their residence. Its sight warms the heart and the spirit, we feel safe in a golden universe, because it brings us back to material comfort. Gold is great for adding shine and generally pairs well with all colors, especially black, brown and red. Secondly, black is meant to be a neutral color.

Indeed, black is the dark color par excellence. Associated with elegance and simplicity, it blends with almost all colors, and will shock very little, even when used excessively. As with white, however, avoid using it too often alone. It is recommended to always accompany it with a warm color or a pale color to enhance its style.

White is the synthesis of all colors. It is the symbol of virginity, simplicity, innocence and purity, but also of knowledge. White lends itself perfectly to all contexts: it goes perfectly with all colors, and it is difficult to get tired of it. Moreover, there are no restrictions concerning it, it matches the entire chromatic palette! On the other hand, transparency is to be authentic, confident, courageous towards oneself and others.

Blue is the echo of life, travel and discoveries. Like water that quenches your thirst, blue has a refreshing and pure side that allows you to find a certain inner calm linked to deep things. This color generally appeals to all generations. It is advisable to slice dark blue with lighter shades like white or beige. Turquoise and light blues blend perfectly with shades of brown.

The color of the earth par excellence, brown is soft, reassuring and almost maternal. Neither sad nor joyful, this neutral color is one of the most widespread in both the animal and plant worlds. Which explains why we feel good in his presence. It is also synonymous with sweetness, among other things thanks to its representative, chocolate, which has a reassuring and protective taste. It goes particularly well with white, yellow, purples and light pinks, such as old rose.