So are you a teal lover or a turquoise gal? I have to say I really love both and they are such versatile colours that will go with just about any other colour in the spectrum. Since they are flattering on every skin tone, I see their popularity lasting a long time. What about you? Save Save.
People also love my redecorating time with this teal and turquoise. Everything I see in that color I want it! Definitely is the color for this time. So glad to hear you are embracing your love of the colour and applying it in your home! I hope you have found some nice accents to go with your wall. You are commenting using your WordPress. You are commenting using your Google account. You are commenting using your Twitter account.
You are commenting using your Facebook account. Notify me of new comments via email. Notify me of new posts via email. Like this: Like Loading Like blue, it can be associated with clarity of mind and creativity. Turquoise is related to serenity, but it can also be related to a focus on the spiritual and the intellectual aspects of the person over emotions.
Teal is a medium to deep blue-green color. It is made by combining blue and green pigments into a white base. The name comes from the Eurasian teal, a common freshwater duck with a bluish-green stripe extending from its eye area to the back of its head.
Teal is considered a darker version of cyan, one of the four inks used in color printing. It was included in the original group of 16 web colors defined in HTML in Like aqua, teal combines green and blue, but its lower saturation makes it easier on the eyes.
Teal is the color of restfulness and mental and spiritual balance. Brighter teal tones are unique and smart. Petrol is a mix of green, blue and a little bit of black pigment. Cool undertones and intensive pigmentation. So true! My car is forest green; yet, so many people mechanics, auto dealers, etc.
I chose aqua for my bridal attendants. One of them insisted the colors I chose were turquoise. If you are in it, the dresses are aqua. And to think there are some people who probably get paid pretty big bucks for coming up with new Crayola names. I used to wish I had that job. But of course there are reasons for all this. That is not, however, my reason, for adding to this conversation. Color depends entirely on light and atmosphere at the particular moment one is looking at something.
And I think it is fairly safe to say, it is never going to appear exactly the same to different individuals. And I wound up here. So finally — and of course we all know this — computer monitors can change the true color of an object or scene — as can the cameras used to take the photos — depending on the Ah Lighting.
Oh brother, forgive me for lecturing. But I do love color. We got married 28 years ago and I chose teal and ivory for my colors. But we ended up eloping so my MIL was nice enough to organize a reception for us when we returned from our honeymoon. We ended up with an entire spectrum of teal, turquoise, king fisher, aqua….
At the time I was unhappy with that, but now I think it was more attractive. I have a friend who makes natural fiber yarn commercially and she keeps me supplied with all her experimental colors in this family. Apparently this color family is at the top of the list of most difficult to match, the most likely to fade and general instability.
Ah, thanks. Had to get that out there. I thought petrol was oil — petroleum. Teach me something, folks.
Many things are incorrectly named as well — the Filofax Aqua Malden was more jade than aqua I think well at least my ones are Anyone else have any input or opinions on the suggestions below? Like this: Like Loading Prev Sales News: Monday 30th June Next Another beautiful photograph by Charlotte Allmo. Welcome to the struggle brother. I meant one side leans toward green, sorry Loading Pingback: fabirc tape, stamps, and twine - edeenut creates.
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