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What’s your Color Personality?

By Christa Terry

Agonizing over what colors to paint your house or apartment? I’ll be honest and say that I winged it, choosing colors for the various rooms in our home when we hadn’t walked through it more than twice. I may not have many innate skills, but playing with color is one thing I can do reasonably well. I’m not at all surprised, as a result, that the Pratt & Lambert Color Personality Quiz spewed out a result that features colors (both on the walls and elsewhere) so similar to my own living room.

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It’s not an exact science, of course, but it can’t hurt if you’re searching for a palette of colors for your home or you’re trying to choose between two different shades of purple. And it only takes a minute to complete — with brief questions about the qualities and colors you like — so you’re not committing to anything.

(Found via How About Orange, a blog I love)









3 Responses to “What’s your Color Personality?”




  1. Chiken Says:

    Same here — I was given the “raffia” palette, and wouldn’t you know those are the exact colors in my house!




  2. sterlingspider Says:

    Sadly I tried it twice and both times my palette (“”Pretty” and then “By the Seaside” which was at least a *little* closer) were completely ill suited. I suppose it doesn’t help that I wouldn’t use any of the colours in those top two rows or any of those accessories in my home.

    I do like the “Traditional”, “Eclectic” (contrast and vibrancy-wise, but not really colour wise) and “Casual” styles shown in the style gallery though.




  3. Little Red Says:

    I got Botanical Garden. I could live with that. But I prefer my colors more intense.












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