residential decoration color skills

① make a choice according to your professional characteristics. Different colors enter people's eyes, stimulate the cerebral cortex, make people feel cold, hot, deep, shallow, bright and dark, and produce quiet, excited, nervous and relaxed emotional effects. Using this emotional effect to regulate "excited focus" can reduce or eliminate occupational fatigue. For example, if you are engaged in high-temperature fire work or exposed to the hot sun in the open air, it is best to choose green or blue as the residential color, so that your optic nerve can transition from "hot" feeling to "cold" vision. If you are working in a dance hall with colorful lights or a department store with a dazzling array of goods, then neutral white is appropriate for your room, which can make your excited state of mind "condense" quickly. ② Make a choice according to the housing area and furniture condition. Generally, it is advisable to use single color in a small-sized house, and use brighter colors, such as light yellow and milk yellow, to increase the sense of openness of the house. Use the color of the house to set off your furniture to make the house simple and elegant or solemn and elegant. ③ Choose according to the surrounding environment of the house. If the buildings around your house are reflected by red brick walls or red paint walls, the color of your house should not be green or blue, but cream yellow. If there are green light reflections from large trees and green spaces outside the window, the walls should also be light yellow or beige.