The Yellow Family
By Dewey Sadka
Special to HGTV.com
These vibrant, sunny shades increase your capacity to learn and brighten your experiences. Yellow and Lemon encourage acceptance of dead-end situations and in so doing, generate enlightening, hopeful thoughts.
These translucent shades of yellow, which are mixed with white, make you more adaptable in your relationships and situations. You’ll become more open, less dependent and better able to understand what you and others need. Pineapple in the bedroom, perhaps?
These comfy shades of yellow mixed with brown evoke caregiving, inventiveness and warm conversations. Mustard and Squash encourage you to be comfortable with yourself and the world around you. These might be beneficial colors to use in a living room or more public areas of the house.
These eye-opening shades of yellow, which are mixed with black, will make you more truthful and focused and less distracted about what you need. Moss and Split Pea encourage constant considerations about what it takes for you to win. A good color combination for an office or study.
There's Hope for Yellow>>Not So Mellow Yellow>>
Learn more about other colors:
Think Pink!
The Power of Black
The Colors of Our Lives
Color guru Dewey Sadka is the author of The Dewey Color System: Choose Your Colors, Change Your Life. He has created a patented system that is the first validated color personality system in the world. Visit him at deweycolorsystem.com.
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