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Toning: yellow on yellow
...switches us on. It stimulates the pineal gland that regulates our body clock.
...uplifts the spirit. In our primal past it symbolised the arrival of spring.
...hopes. Wartime women wore yellow ribbons as a sign of hope for their loved ones.
Harmonising: yellow and red
...bright and breezy in a sunflower-and-blue French country kitchen look.
...stylish and chic in a retro 50s-style kitchen with vintage accessories.
...classic with white ceilings in an Edwardian-style living room.
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Yellow is the first colour to be seen by newborns. It brings light and life.
Contrasting: yellow and violet
...lightens sunless, north-facing rooms and creates a feeling of space in small rooms.
...energises. Pale yellow works as a morning pick-me-up in bathrooms.
...welcomes. Bring a beaming yellow into kitchens and living rooms.
Neutral: yellow and white
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