Color your everyday life! Experts have called the most popular color in the interior

What color improves your mood?Which one can make you look older? Does the choice of color scheme depend on your age and where you live? Experts conducted a study and gave answers to these questions The music you listen to, the products you eat, the people you communicate with — all of this can characterize your personality. But colors have an equally, if not much stronger, impact on us, especially if it is your favorite color. No one likes gray everyday life and interiors. This is what Dulux experts and non-profit organizations in Canada think. Together, they organized the “Let’s Color Week” campaign, the goal of which is to transform faceless offices and spaces across the country into bright, contrasting interiors, and see how this will affect people’s everyday lives.Amsterdam-based AkzoNobel is a subsidiary of Dulux— conducted research in which it was found that the color preferences of people all over the world, regardless of culture, are not so different, and even quite similar. Respondents from more than 30 countries proved that the choice depends more on age than place of residence. The favorites of the survey were: blue, red and green, with blue becoming the undisputed leader. Yellow, orange, brown and purple are less favorite. Yellow took the bottom line of the rating, only 5% of respondents voted for it. The majority of the world's population voted forBlue - 42% of men and 30% of women voted for it. 23% of people over 50 named green as their favorite color, while its rating among young people is only 14%. In terms of the red spectrum, women havegreater preferences than men, including violet. And despite the fact that among the strong half of humanity, 20% of respondents associate violet with courage and bravery, another 22% consider it the least favorite color. The weaker sex has a different opinion. Although 23% of women did not speak out in favor of the color violets, 8% recognized it as their favorite. As for orange, I don't really like it.for both men and women – respondents said, because it makes you look older. That’s right. But as Dulux’s marketing director said: No matter what your colour of choice, Let’s Colour Week is a celebration of colour – it’s about recognising its power to lift the spirit and enhance living spaces both inside and out.