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I love the colour blue! It makes me feel relaxed. I have had the "kitchen-blues" for quite some time now.
I keep the kitchen walls in light colours, so all the blue shades of kitchenware become more visible - exactly like they do on this white hubpage.
I like to mix different shades of blue like cornflower blue, lavender, aqua blue and cobalt blue. It's like letting the elements of sea and air into the kitchen.
To me it is a pleasure to work in a kitchen where my eyes like what they see. Every piece of blue kitchen décor becomes my allies and helpers in the process of producing fresh, delicious, healthy and beautiful displayed food. It's makes cooking so much more fun.
Some people say that it's superficial to pay too much attention to things. I can understand that - if the effort is all about prestige and impressing other people, but if you put effort into creating an inspiring cooking environment, that gives you pleasure to work in - that's fine with me.
Personally I would pay much more attention, and waste energy if my kitchen was full of hideous kitchenware that kind of poked me in the eye, every time I looked at them.
Right now I enjoy my kitchen-blues, and I am sure some of you do to.
Blue Is Cool And Carming
Blue is cool and calming. In Colour therapy blue relates to self expression, so it seems quite appropriate to serve well prepared home cooking in blue bowls and on blue plates - even though blue is said to be an appetite suppressant by colour experts.
What is the meaning of blue?
- Aura color meaning of BLUE
THE BLUE GROUP: This interesting group of astral colors represents the varying forms and degrees of religious emotion, "spirituality," etc. The highest form of spiritual, religious feeling and thought is... - Blue - Google Search
Enjoy close to 450 millions blue shaded pictures on Google. - Color Psychology | Infoplease.com
Colors often have different meanings in various cultures. In Western societies, the meanings of various colors have changed over the years. Today in the U.S., researchers have generally found the following to be accurate. - Blue - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Blue is a colour, the perception of which is evoked by light having a spectrum dominated by energy with a wavelength of roughly 440490 nm. It is considered one of the additive primary colours