COLOUR WHEELUNDERSTANDING COLOURColour combines emotion and mood to convey style. As colour is a personal choice, always begin your decoration scheme with colours that you enjoy. For example, colours may be light or dark, warm or cool, bright or subdued. Thecombinations are limitless when used to reflect your personality. However, you will need to have a clear idea on what you like before starting, and you must also consider the effect that natural or artificial light in the room can have on your perception of colours.COOL COLOURSThe cool colours such as blues and greens create a bright and airy environment and are therefore more suitable to smaller rooms, such as bathrooms, porches etc. In warmer areas they can help make a room more comfortable and airyBRIGHT COLOURSBright colours are highly noticeable and therefore highlight features in a room decorated with neutral or a subdued colour scheme. They are ideal for areas with little natural light, and work well in informal spaces.WARM COLOURSWarm colours such as reds, browns, oranges and yellows tend to create a social atmosphere, therefore are ideal for use in dining room, and family room, etc. Warm colours do Actually give a feeling of warmth and therefore can be used incolder south facing roomsLIGHT COLOURSLight colours can create a spacious effect in aroom. They reflect more light and thereby brightenthe area making it appear more openDARK COLOURSDark colours absorb light; thereby drawing in the dimensions of a room for a more intimate cozier environment. Dark colours also camouflage rough or uneven surfaces.