GRAY

Do you need more calmness and control in your life? Do you want to have more stability and be grounded in who you are? Are you looking to find compromise? The color GRAY is the color of COMPROMISE & CONTROL.

Good luck getting to know the color gray. Best described as an introvert, gray recoils in the face of social interaction. Stepping out of its comfort zone is something that gray would never consider. It’s for this reason why many regard gray as reserved. Every decision is accompanied by severe overthinking, which can be frustrating to those who loathe indecisiveness. Gray fears decision-making so much that if often stays on the fence.

~Jacob Olesen | Gray Color Meaning 

DESIGN YOUR SPACE WITH THE COLOR GRAY

The color gray will never foist its beliefs on you. It respects boundaries, making it a peaceful presence. It offers an unmatched level of serenity and can turn energy into stillness. Some people argue that gray can be too calm. In some cases, even subdued. If you thrive in active settings, don’t surround yourself with gray. Failure to heed this advice may lead to unwanted self-reflection.
 
Gray is an old soul. It’s endured countless life experiences and is thought to be wildly insightful. However, gray only offers its pearls of wisdom when asked to. If the splendors of life intrigue you, seek guidance from this all-knowing hue. You’d be surprised at how many enlightening stories it has to share.

GRAY IS AN UNLIKELY LEADER

As a color that’s highly respected, gray flourishes in leadership roles. The color gray is humble, well-meaning, and dynamic, making it the ideal authority figure. Deceit and half-truths are two things that gray abhors. Rather than practice deception, gray honors honesty, transparency, and integrity. This admirable quality allows gray to ascend through the ranks with ease.

Thanks to its diversity, gray is far from a cookie-cutter. It melds dark with light and sorrow with hope to give it the perfect middle ground. While it’s prudent to proceed with caution when approaching the color gray, this inviting hue does more good than harm.

Use GRAY to provide a feeling of stability & control. 

Best rooms to use GRAY in. . . 

Here are just a few of my GRAY images—which shade of GRAY
resonates with you?