At Recol, we understand that every color communicates in its own language, transforming spaces and evoking emotions. The color range responds to aesthetic criteria, trends, and functional needs, offering versatility for decoration, architecture, or interior design projects.
Below, we share a guide on the meaning of colors and their most common uses in decoration:
White: The purity of the essential
Symbolizes cleanliness, spaciousness, and serenity. Ideal for creating minimalist, timeless, bright, and open environments. Maximizes natural light and conveys tranquility. Suitable for living rooms, kitchens, and offices.
Black: Elegance and sophistication
Projects power, luxury, and modernity. Adds depth and contrast in details such as moldings, furniture, or accent walls. Suitable for contemporary spaces like studios or social rooms where a dramatic effect is desired.
Gray: Versatility and balance
A neutral color that adapts to industrial, classic, or modern styles. Conveys serenity and professionalism. Light gray adds freshness; dark gray brings intimacy. Works well in living rooms, offices, and bedrooms.
Yellow: Energy and optimism
A warm color that stimulates creativity and dynamism. Works in kitchens, studios, or playrooms. In soft tones, it brings warmth; in vibrant tones, it creates focal points in dining rooms or living areas.
Blue: Serenity and freshness
Evokes calm, trust, and stability. Perfect for bedrooms and bathrooms. Light shades recall the sky and water; dark tones like navy blue bring sophistication and depth.
Red: Passion and energy
An intense color that generates emotion and dynamism. Works as an accent in walls, furniture, or accessories. Stimulates conversation and activity. Suitable for dining rooms or living areas.
Orange: Vitality and warmth
Encourages enthusiasm, creativity, and hospitality. Works in living rooms, terraces, or kitchens. In soft tones, it is perfect for youth spaces.
Purple: Inspiration and spirituality
Associated with introspection, luxury, and creativity. Lavender conveys calm in bedrooms or bathrooms. Purple brings sophistication to reading areas or modern environments.
Green: Nature and balance
Represents freshness, life, and renewal. Connects with nature and brings well-being. Light greens work in kitchens and bathrooms. Darker shades, in living rooms or studies, generate stability and comfort.
