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Monday morning blues

Monday morning blues

Date: 2016-08-26
Want to Boost Your Creativity and Productivity? Try These Two Colours.

Got writer's block (or painter's block, or are just in a general creative slump?)

The colour of your walls might be one of your culprits.

It's no secret that colour can seriously affect your mood but there are two colours in particular that can stimulate your creativity and productivity

Blue: ideal for the work environments of creatives, as the colour promotes communication, trust and efficiency. In addition, since blue is naturally calming, it's great for the workspace as it opens your mind to new ideas. It also surrounds you with the feeling of space - to think.

Green: Another colour proven to enhance the work performance. The second-most abundant shade on the planet (blue is first), this low wavelength pigment promotes harmony and balance, which in turn can spur innovation,

It is reported that the nature-derived colour has implications beyond aesthetics and even just a glimpse of green could trigger the type of pure, open (mental) processing required to do well on creative tasks.

Spring is the perfect time to make changes. Think blue. Think green.

You will find that with this new bold decision to your work or home space could very well get your mood in perfect swing for the summer that follows.