Interior paint colors can increase your profit potential. Entryways should bring the exterior colors into the house. Repeating several shades throughout will make the entire home harmonious. When choosing paint colors think neutral – soft beiges, tans or greens will appeal to the largest number of purchasers. Don’t choose stark white (regardless of what your painter says) it shows off every little wall imperfection and makes furnishings look cold and sterile. Soft colors provide the best backdrop for most homeowner’s furniture and accessories.

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The Psychology of Color

Ever wonder why you find yourself attracted to a certain color?  The following are some common colors and personality traits that match.

Red – Almost always optimistic and stimulating, those who prefer red are animated leaders and want to experience everything they can in life.

Yellow - If your favorite color is yellow you have a yearning for the new and modern . . . and you look forward to the future.

Blue - You are capable, trusting and conservative, and have a basic need for a calm, harmonious and tension-free existence.

Pink - Pink is welcomed by the affectionate and concerned individual. Romantic and demure, pink recalls a time of youth, dreams and refinement.

Green – Very intelligent, you understand new ideas. When you start something, you finish it. You are stable, balanced, and tend to be sensitive.

Brown – Should you take comfort in brown . . . this may signify that you a re a conscientious, dependable and steady person.

Hmmmmm. . . the person who chooses white prefers simplicity and the innocence of their youth.