Decorating by Donna • The Colorful Clairvoyant

I hope you’re enjoying these quick bursts of bright colors that I post. They’re super fun for me to design, and the words I write also help me on so many levels. I hope they help you too! In this color recipe, we have some super bright and cheerful colors.

While I don’t know if I’d have all of them in my home, I do like the coral color. My daughter had a similar color in her room called “Guava Jam,” and I loved it; it made me smile every time I walked into her room. Looking at these colors, I realize they would be beautiful for a logo or web design.

So how can we use these happy hues?

1—When our energy is low, we turn to things that make us happy or give us a boost. That boost could be food, a vacation, getting together with friends, or doing something with color. For me, it’s color. Today, I’m wearing a tie-dye shirt in bright pink and aqua. You can spot me a mile away!

2—The flowers are amazing as we enter the spring and summer seasons! I have larkspurs blooming, and the shades of purple are incredible. I stare at my garden several times daily to get my color fix.

3 – I know this is trivial, but ladies, how about that lipstick? I run to the pinks for an instant energy boost. I won’t have any other make-up on, but the lipstick is a must, and pink does the trick.

4—Yes, food is another way to get your energy boost from color. Yesterday, I made a dish that had corn, green beans, and black beans topped with feta cheese, and I kid you not when I say I starred at my food longer than I should have. It made it taste all the better, too!

5—Last but not least, the purpose of this blog is to suggest paint color. Have at least one room in your home to have fun with color. Paint it, and remember that you can paint your room as often as you wish, granted it’s a small room. Many of our offices, where we spend a lot of time, need a productive color that gives off energy to get us through the day. 

Color is so much fun! If you need help finding color, for whatever reason, contact me in the form below.

Well, isn’t this Color Recipe a dainty color palette? It reminds me of a little girl’s dress on Easter morning. That’s a good memory connection, I guess. As long as we’re talking about good memories, these colors are also beautiful for your well-being. Why? Because they feel good.

Like many of my posts, I ask, “How do you feel when you see these colors? I told you how I felt by sharing a pleasant memory. What did you get from these colors?

When we talk about our well-being, we focus on those things that are mentally good for us, bring us joy, or, on some level, just make us feel good. These colors make me feel good!

I love the darker pink, and here again, it makes me smile because I think what a gorgeous shade of nail polish that would be!

I love the green because it reminds me of pistachio ice cream, which I really don’t like, but I love the color!

The lighter pink and off-white feel like nice places to rest my mind, which is so very needed on so many days.

 I hope you find this color palette a nice place to rest your mind and if you’d like to purchase it for $55, contact me on the form below.

What is beautiful to one is not so beautiful to another. Does it really matter? No, not at all. Why should it matter?

There is such freedom in not worrying about whether someone likes what you like or what makes you happy. The thing is to find something that makes you happy, even if it’s color for your home. 

This snappy little color palette is available for $55. Fill out the form below and I’ll contact you on how you can get these beauties in your home. 

Purple is not a popular hue in the home, and I’d like to change that. Purple, orange, and green are the perfect trio, along with a beautiful neutral, to get that change in motion.

Let’s be daring! Let’s explore how unusual color schemes feel in the home. Let’s start with purple. We’re talking about change!

Want change? This palette is available for $55. Fill out the form below, and I’ll contact you with the details.