7 Ways to Decorate Walls for Different Personalities

They say that the color of the walls in a house can say a lot regarding the personality of the person who lives there. The cold or warm tones and the many different nuances of a color on the walls can convey important information to visitors regarding the character of the owners. The range of shades in the color spectrum is usually associated with different moods, feelings and, to a certain extent, the personality of the person who chooses the color. In fact, playing with color on the walls is a great way to enhance the personal touch in your home and let your guests feel what kind of person you are. In this homify article we share some examples of colors that can be associated with your personality. Choose the one you like best!

1. Walls with warm and vibrant colors

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1. Walls with warm and vibrant colors

Bold, bright colors in warm tones like red, orange, and even generally speak of outgoing and friendly people. If you have such a cheerful personality, paint your walls interiors with these vibrant shades you will definitely emphasize your essence.

2. Soft and warm colors go very well with the walls

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2. Soft and warm colors go very well with the walls

Subtle warm colors like this peach are the best color choices for people who have a calm and friendly personality. Are you from that club?

3. Colors full of freshness

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3. Colors full of freshness

Cooler tones give the room a very serene and peaceful nature vibe. Would you like that feeling in your home?

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lets relax

There is a somewhat obvious advantage to this type of design: it is an environment suitable for relaxation. Therefore, our first choice to place it is the bathroom. Having a tub where you can build a bubble bath, put on soft music, and enjoy the low light, well…Perfect.

Key points

And how is this decoration achieved? The main thing is to darken the color palette; gray, brown and black. Then place small spotlights embedded in the ceiling, where you illuminate necessary places: the central table, or the accent wall.

Harness the brilliance

Something super cool is to take the opportunity of the dark, to put phosphorescent or colored lights. The key is to locate them in a “hidden” way. For example, under the bar.

Complementary

You can use two or three colored lights, just make sure they are complementary. Lean on the color wheel.

calming corners

If your house is small, and you don’t want to darken the space so much, choose a place with the stairs. Here you can have the same effect, without compromising the visual spaciousness of the entire home.

on a large scale

The previous point, but in greater extension. In addition to placing lights outside, lean on the internal ones, to give this look. Keep large areas in dark colors.

Other style

Same layout in the garden, which draws attention at first glance. Wood is an excellent material, because it creates faded reflections, super pleasing to the eye.

The kitchen

Yes ok the kitchen it is a space that requires good lighting, it should not necessarily be placed throughout the room. Stainless steel appliances, dim main lighting, and white spotlights on the counters where you cook.

“Paintings” on windows

If you have the opportunity to place large windows on the facade, take advantage of them to increase the modernity in your home. Another advantage is that you can use natural daylight.

Not too much, not too much

Combining a dark space with dim lighting may not be for everyone. A good alternative is to turn up the brightness a bit on the walls and ceilings. In this case, a beige type was used, combined with light wood ceilings.

forest mist

A patio or back garden, with a pond, or perhaps a fountain, is the recipe to make our favorite space. Whoever is lucky enough to live in a wooded area, where the rain makes a bit of a mist, will get the gift of a beautiful movie set.

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4. Precious colors (of precious jewels)

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4. Precious colors (of precious jewels)

The natural colors of amethyst, ruby, emerald and even sapphire are bold colors, but uniquely beautiful. These colors make a statement in the room and add an interesting glamor to the space.

5. Neutral tones on walls: guaranteed beauty!

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5. Neutral tones on walls: guaranteed beauty!

People who prefer neutral tones are those who like classic looks. These colors show a balance between sophistication and elegance that gives the space a sense of order and cleanliness.

6. Welcome earth tones to paint walls

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6. Welcome earth tones to paint walls

If you have a simple, down-to-earth personality, you’ll likely gravitate toward earthy tones, like darker browns and greens. Also, earth tones are great for creating a serene and calming effect. Start by including a shade of brown in your walls!

7. The magic of dark colors

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7. The magic of dark colors

People who prefer dark colors like black and dark gray tend to show an elegant and sophisticated character. Don’t be afraid to choose a bold color and let your more reserved yet elegant personality shine through the walls. The best thing is that dark colors are always ready to shine through your walls.