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Following up from Part 1 of our yellow color trend study, here’s 10 yellow nursery decor selections for your nurseries and children’s rooms.
Top Row: Laughing Talk Bag, $17 at AllModern; Happy Sun by Matte Stephens, $22 at Velocity Art & Design; Sunshine Frame Rug, $289 at Serena and Lily. Middle Row: Activity Bus, $38 at MOMA; OFFI My Pet Lamp, $59 at Design Public; Blob Wall Lamp, $403 at Hive Modern. Bottom Rows: DwellStudio Gio Lemon Crib Set, $385 at Giggle; Snap Table, $199 at Babygeared; Elephant Lemon Bookshelf, $204 at Dwell Studio; Kidcars Bus, $300 at Babygeared.
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Actually, yellow is supposed to be a depressing color and not recommended for any room – believe it or not, pink is recommended as a comfort color. No, I really believe that a little bit is too much when it comes to yellow.
Sky,
I’ve heard that yellow is an appetite suppressant, so it’s not a good choice for eating spaces. This is the first I’ve heard about it being depressing. If you go back to the original Part 1 of our post, I just love seeing the samples of all-white rooms with splashes of yellow. So beautiful that it’s hard to imagine that it would be depressing.
Any other readers know about yellow being depressing?
My mom is a proffecional interior designer, yellow is most DEFINATELY not a depressing colour. The calmest colours have a yellow hue to them. Think beige, and off white and light browns, or pale light greens with yellow hues to them. All these colours are considered very calming and soothing, unlike pink, which is considered to increase appetite just like red. Using colours which are too bright in a room often make a person tired, even bright yellows, greens, reds, blues, and etc.. The best choice for wall colours are pastel colours.
Babies only see contrast at first (black/white) the they see yellow, red, and green. So, these are the ideal colors for a nursery. Yellow is not depressing.