analysis: The Colour Psychology of Spring (Infographic)

What Is Colour Psychology?

The practice of Colour psychology examines the links between colour and people’s behaviour. Colour consultant and stylist, Cathy Atta, that “Colour plays an important role in a home as it influences the design and style we hope to achieve within a space, as well as create a feeling.” Science backs this up, with studies revealing colour’s powerful ability to communicate to the unconscious mind and trigger a diverse range of emotions.

What Is Seasonal Colour Psychology?

Seasonal colour psychology matches up four main colour palettes – Winter, Spring, Summer and Autumn – with four corresponding seasonal personality types. 

The Colour Psychology of Spring

Spring is a period of renewal and growth, and is associated with all things fresh, bright and colourful. As such, people with spring personalities tend to be energetic, creative and optimistic. They are naturally attracted to the Spring colour palette which comprises a delicate yet vivid mix of cheery pastel tones. These colours bring to mind the budding new life associated with the spring season in the natural world. People with spring personalities are drawn to these colours because of the optimism and energy that they evoke.

Discover 10 Interior Design Tips for Spring Personalities

If you think you are a Spring personality and would like to find out more about how to incorporate spring colours into your interior design, we recommend that you take a look at the below infographic from EZ Living Interiors. This super handy guide explores the colour psychology of Spring and offers some handy interior design pointers for spring personalities.

Read the infographic below to learn more.