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The Castlegar Sun

Wednesday, November 29, 1995

CASTLEGAR HOMEFINDERS Colour can set the mood in your home

When planning a new kitchen or bathroom, certain considerations come to mind, such as placement of appli- ances, cabinet styles,

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countertops and floor ing. And although the color of your room is not critical to its design, it will set the mood and theme of the room.

Before you choose a color, you must first understand it.

“Objects exhibit color because of the manner in which their surfaces reflect and absorb light,” says Nicholas Geragi, CKD, CBD, director of education

and product develop- ment for the National Kitchen & Bath Associ- ation (NKBA). “White, for example, is a mix- ture of equal parts of

all colored wavelengths;

and black is the virtual absence of all color.” There are three cate- gories of color (also know as hues). Primary colors — red, yellow, blue — from which all other colors originate; secondary colors —

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green, orange, violet — which result when two

primaries are combined;

and tertiary colors — yellow-green, yellow- orange, red-orange, red- violet, blue-violet, blue-green — which are derived from the com- bination of a primary and secondary color.

Colors are important to kitchen and bath- room planning because color schemes can adjust the visual per- ception of an overall space.

“Used in a specific way, color can expand, shrink, shorten or

lengthen a room. It can even be used to conceal and undesirable feature in the room,” adds Ger- agi.

For example, light col- ors can be used to decrease the weight of an object and therefore increase the over-all perception of the area. Use dark colors to increase the weight of an object and to decrease the spatial per- ception of the total area. Use the same color throughout an area to camouflage structural problems.

Another key consider-

ation in the selection of a room’ color scheme is the emotion or behaviour that particu- lar colors may evoke. Every color has some type of emotion or feel- ing tied to it.

An intense red color, for example, can, be dis- tracting if used in large amounts. It attracts attention, causes excite- ment and raises blood pressure. However, tints or shades of red used in smaller amounts can create a warm or rich feeling.

The color that the eye sees the fastest is yellow.

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Soft yellows can be cheering and feel sunny. Bright yellow, as an accent, attracts attention and brightens a room. Used in large amounts, yellow can be overstimulating.

The color green is viewed as a pacifier and is associated with nature, It can be relax- ing and reassuring. Pale tints of green conjure images of growth, while deeper hues are associ- ated with status and wealth.

Another calming and telaxing color is blue. Lighter values of this color evoke an airy and open feeling. Darker blues are reassuring because they are repre- sentative of wealth, strength and respect.

A noble color in its deepest values is the color purple, which is also viewed as flowery and refreshing in pale violet hues. Although deep purple is rarely used in large amounts, it can be used to great effect as an accent color.

The color orange may be stimulating, as in

pumpkin orange, or warm, as in terra cotta and peach. As with other intense colors, it can be distracting, but it is ideal for attracting attention to detail.

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White can be sterile, airy and refreshing, depending on what other colors are used with it, It can make small spaces seem larger and more open.

Frightening, exciting, elegant and rich all describe the color black. Like white, it is a color of contradictions that depends largely on the effect of other colors used with it. Black can make a large space seem smaller and more inti- mate.

By neutralizing a color, you can also neu- tralize its psychological effect. Neutral colors are less demanding and can be ideal for applica- tions where overstimu- lation is not desired.

Inva recent survey conducted by the NKBA, it was revealed that white is the most popular overall color for kitchens and bath- rooms. While this may seem boring to some, it can actually become a very interesting choice, It will allow you to be more creative and flexi- ble in choosing your accessories, and they can become the focal point of your room. For instance, you may select all black accessories and appliances to go with your white walls, cabi- nets, counters and

floor.this will give your kitchen a very contem- porary, hi-tech look. Or you may choose softer pastels and floral prints as an accent for a coun- try feel for your space. The possibilities are endless.

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