Early studies of color suggested that a preference for purple showed mental and emotional immaturity, but further research failed to prove this. I'd rather believe that it demonstrates creativity and playfulness. This room shows, playfully, how good purple can look with other strong colors, such as turquoise and green.
jo- what do you know? Purple is said to promote creativity. In her book Colors for Your Every Mood: Discover Your True Decorating Colors, color expert Leatrice Eiseman writes, "It is no wonder that highly creative and artistic types (as well as eccentrics) have a predilection for purple. They enjoy the uniqueness inherent in this extraordinary hue." Indeed, Richard Wagner wrote his operas in a room with purple curtains. Clearly, it's a good color choice for a creative space! I don't like the wall art.
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I do not like the window coverings. When selecting a ceiling color, take a cue from your favorite textiles and decorative accessories. By repeating a color throughout a space, you'll create visual rhythm and your eye will move through the room, taking it all in. A blue to try: Waterfall 2050-50, Benjamin Moore
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