Collection: Color your interior!

Colors have always had values, meanings, or symbolism , whether within religious movements, in different spiritual currents, or in rituals. The energy and psychology of colors are also widely used in communication and marketing.

The power of Red!

A warm color, red stimulates vitality, action, energy, and strong emotions such as love or anger. It is also associated with the Root Chakra.

The dynamism of Orange!

A color obtained by mixing red and yellow, it brings pep and tone! It is also associated with communication and optimism. This color is also associated with the Sacral Chakra.

Happy Yellow!

Yellow is a primary color that inspires joy and good humor! The color of the sun, life, and movement. It is also the color of friendship and is associated with the Solar Plexus Chakra.

All Green!

Green is associated with the plant world, nature, and health. It's a color that inspires calm and peace. It's also invigorating. It's also associated with the Heart Chakra.

All the blue of the sky!

Blue is a cool color associated with natural elements like the sky or the sea. Invigorating and refreshing, it is symbolically associated with wisdom and truth. It is also associated with the Throat Chakra.

A more detailed article on this topic is available in the BLOG .

Matching colors in your decor isn't always easy! There are a few basic rules to follow.

First of all, it is advisable not to put more than three colors in the same room, including the floor and walls!

Then, choose your cool or warm colors , harmonized with each other.

Finally, proportion the three colors: a major color for the large pieces (walls, floor, sofa, large pieces of furniture); a minor color , in harmony with the major color, and which is used on the smaller pieces (small pieces of furniture, armchairs, etc.).

To enhance the whole thing, a touch of color on details such as cushions, throws, lampshades, frames, plant pots, candlesticks, candlesticks, trinkets, etc.

There are several ways to color glass.

The first is direct coloring , which means that dyes based on metal oxides are added which absorb certain wavelengths of light.

The intensity and tone of the coloring depend on the nature and quantity of the oxides added as well as the composition of the glass itself (sodium or potassium).

For example, to obtain blue , we will add cobalt oxide, for yellow, chrome and/or silver, for red , copper oxide.

The second method is indirect coloring.

The coloration appears when the glass is heated to around 600°C. Some oxides are suspended in the vitreous mass during melting . The heat therefore highlights the intrinsic color of the glass.

There are several ways to care for colored glass , however hand washing with warm soapy water is the simplest and most effective. Once thoroughly cleaned, dry your item with a clean, dry cloth .

And that's it!