Posts in Colour Psycology
My top 10 picks for home gifts this Christmas

Choosing presents for our loved ones can turn into a monumental task. If you are like me, you want each present to have a meaning and make the person happy. Our home is our sanctuary, specially during these uncertain times. What a better way to make everyone happy than to spread the Christmas love throughout the home!

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How colour can make you feel warmer on chilly autumn days

As you may already know, I come from the tropics and miss the warm weather terribly. Colour psychology is very important when trying to cope with cool weather. The side of the colour wheel that is comprised of reds, yellows, oranges and yellow-greens, along with their variations, are typically referred to as the warm colours. You might find it interesting to know that these colours have been known to increase adrenaline and breathing rate, raise blood pressure and body temperature, thus making you feel warmer. This is a major win in my book!

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5 ways interior design can contribute to your mental wellbeing

The environment about us shapes the way we think and feel. Our homes are our temple. Most of us are now spending more time in them than ever before. In a home that feels comfortable, you can focus and feel safe. In uncertain times, our homes need to balance what we feel we are missing from our life.

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