RED
Red is for happiness, fire, strength and fame. It creates energy and
enhances good Chi and Luck.
PINK
Pink soothes the soul and brings joy, romance, purity and happiness.
BLUE
Blue signifies hope and new ventures and beginnings. It can be used
in ceilings to give the feeling of openness of sky.
GREEN
Green brings hope and growth in our life.
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BLACK
Black invokes a quality of spiritual, psychological and intellectual depth.
But black is also avoided at certain places due to its effect of despair and
disappointment.
BROWN
Brown is for stability, elegance, sturdiness and depth.
YELLOW
Yellow stands for tolerance, wisdom, power and loyalty.
ORANGE
Besides being auspicious it is responsible to bring power and happiness.
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Colour is one of the nine basic cures of Feng Shui. Colour plays a very
important role in our Chi and lives. Colour in the surroundings influences our
moods, behaviour, mental and physical activities. Each colour has significance.
The use of right colour in different areas can righfully enhance your Chi thus
improving your mood and harmonize your life. Remember, "Doing what you like
is freedom, liking what you do is happiness". So to like what you do, you
need to be in the proper frame of mind. Believe me colour will set the tone for
you. The Chinese have always used colour effectively in medicine, art, poetry
and food. Listed below are certain colours and how Feng Shui associates with
each of them:
Proper usage of each colour can balance our Chi, lighter the area and change
the mood of the occupant. To resolve the areas a detailed study is required
before introducing any particular colour. Broadly White is advised to be the
colour of purity hence can be used in the kitchen. Pink is suited best for the
bedroom for it encourages love and romance. Pastels, Whites and Grey are best
suited for bathrooms. Yellow, Beige and Tan are considered good for creating
conducive atmosphere to entertain visitors and hence are used in living rooms.
Pink, Green and blue are suggested for the dining area to create a pleasant
dining atmosphere. Before I sign off I must say that "Tomorrow comes with
today’s endeavour".