As more companies call employees back to the office, they are also rethinking the use of color in workplace design.

Have you ever stopped to think that the colors of your clothes or the tone of your office walls might say a lot about you?

While soft pastel hues are prominent in the cottagecore aesthetic, darker shades are acceptable, too. Warm, deep colors like dark teal, burnt umber, and olive green can be used sparingly throughout ...

Graham & Brown and The Sensory Home have teamed up to deliver a range of colors that are soft in saturation and create calm, secure, and balanced rooms ...

If you want a soothing backdrop for your home, consider a minimalist color palette. Centered around clutter-free spaces and ...

* PMS palettes for coated and uncoated Northwestern Purple are spot color. You will need to provide your vendor with the actual PMS codes [add link]. Download the ...

A palette of 216 colors that render the same on all computer hardware. Also called a "Web-safe palette," it was selected by Netscape in the early days of the Web when many computers supported only ...

Struggling with workplace motivation? Try this colour psychology hack suggested by interior decor and design experts.

A good eye-shadow palette is essential for highlighting and defining your eyes, whether you prefer a laid-back wash of color over your lids or you’re experimenting with head-turning cut creases.