Paint Colors for A Professional Atmosphere

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Colors do have an impact on human emotions. Different colors are said to instill different feelings. While we invest considerable time choosing the right home colors, selecting the right paint colors for the office environment is equally essential. We spend most of our day at the workplace. Multiple research studies have proved that exposure to the right colors in a professional atmosphere can boost employee energy levels, morale, performance, and overall productivity.

If you are looking to paint the new office or repaint the existing one, consider the effects different colors have on human emotions to strategically choose the best color palette and create a perfect ambiance and a motivating atmosphere. Here are some of the paint colors that will best suit the professional settings, and go a long way in encouraging happiness and productivity:

Blue

Blue is an excellent color to boost employee productivity. It is said to stimulate the mind and encourages communication, peace, and efficiency. Consider it for a workspace requiring focus and attention to detail. Choose from teal blue, dark, or light blue and complement it with another color for a more vibrant look. A symbol of honesty, loyalty, and confidence, blue will give the workplace the required boost. 

Green 

As we all know, green represents nature and restoration and is associated with money. Different shades of green can add life to different office settings. It is said to be very soothing and less straining for eyes and promotes creativity and innovation. Offices driven by innovation, having extended working hours, and looking to reduce employee stress can consider going green for spaces reserved for brainstorming. Pair soothing shades of green with yellow or white will offer a more balanced environment.

Light yellow 

Pastel yellow shades work best for creative industries like designing, advertising, or marketing offices as yellow Represents creativity, optimism, and confidence. Accent it subtle green, white, or blue shades to uplift the mood. It is essential to use yellow in moderation as too much of it can evoke anxiety and frustration. Go for lighter hues instead of brighter.

Red 

Red is a stimulating color representing strength and excitement. Professions requiring more physical exertion and attention to details like construction, sales, and call centers, can go for this color. However, use bright shades of red only as accents or décor. 

Off-white

Off-white strikes a balance for a professional atmosphere where white can make the space appear too medical, and bolder paints are out of consideration. Shades like ivory, cream, and eggshell offer a professional feel to the workspace. Add a dash of color by pairing it with bright accent colors.

Orange

Orange is said to promote concentration, energy, endurance, and productivity. Too much orange might be off-putting for the eyes, so it's better to use it as a wall accent or include it in décor. It is ideal for break rooms, cafeterias, or office lounges. 

Go for two or more contrasting colors to offer variety to the workplace. 

Offering the employees a welcoming, happy, and productive workplace is every employer's duty. Consider factors like the type of business, demographics, and the kind of environment you are looking to develop before choosing the paint colors. A licensed painting contractor with his experience and expertise can help select the best paint color depending on the type of professional atmosphere you are looking to create.

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