The Palette Of Indian Celebrations
Red, Orange, and Yellow
Red symbolises strength, passion, and auspiciousness. It is a colour often associated with prosperity and is used in traditional décor to bring warmth and elegance to a room. You can incorporate red through cushions, drapes, or decorative items like candle holders and table runners.
Orange is a lively and energetic colour that brings a sense of enthusiasm to festive spaces. It is often seen in floral garlands, diyas, and cushions during celebrations like Ganesh Chaturthi and Navratri.
Yellow represents joy and positivity and is frequently used in festivals like Holi and Makar Sankranti. The brightness of yellow brings a sense of happiness and can be quickly introduced into your decor through marigold flowers, fabric accents, or curtains.
Blue and Green
Green represents harmony, renewal, and nature. It adds a refreshing touch to festive settings, perfect for creating a balanced atmosphere. You can incorporate green through potted plants, floral arrangements, or pillows.
Blue colour often associated with calmness and divinity. Incorporating blue through drapes, cushions, or ceramic pieces can create a calming effect, especially during celebrations like Janmashtami and Diwali.
Gold and White
This colour represents luxury, opulence, and divine blessings. Whether through candle holders, statement mirrors, or gold-threaded fabrics, this colour brings a regal and celebratory touch to any festive setting.
White symbolises purity and simplicity, provides a neutral base that enhances the vibrancy of other colours. It often brings balance and serenity to spaces, especially with more intense hues
Amrita Gupta, Chief Interior Designer & Director of Manglam Group