WHITE

Reverence, Purity, Birth, Simplicity, Cleanliness, Peace, Humility, Precision, Innocence, Youth, Winter, Snow, Good, Sterility, Marriage

In western cultures, white symbolizes death.
In Eastern cultures, white symbolizes cold and clinical.

GRAY

Security, Reliability, Intelligence, Staid, Modesty, Dignity, Maturity, Solid, Conservative, Practical, Old age, Sadness, Boring.
SILVER symbolizes calm.

In England, Gray is spelled Grey.

BROWN

Earth, Stability, Hearth, Home, Outdoors, Reliability, Humility, Poverty, Comfort, Endurance and Simplicity.

During medieval times, peasants and common folk wore brown, because it represented poverty and plainness, and was also among the cheapest of color dyes.

GREEN

Nature, Enviroment, Healthy, Good luck, Renewal, Youth, Spring, Generosity, Fertility, Jealousy, Inexperience, Envy, Misfortune, Vigor, Money,

In ancient Greece, Green symbolized victory.

ORANGE

Energy, Balance, Enthusiasm, Warmth, Vibrant, Expansive, Flamboyant, Demanding of attention.

It is said that the brain absorbs more oxygen when seeing the color orange.

PURPLE

Royalty, Nobility, Spirituality, Ceremony, Mysterious, Transformation, Wisdom, Enlightenment, Cruelty, Arrogance.
LAVENDER symbolizes femininity, grace and elegance.

According to color theory, it is said that a child's imagination development will be boosted by painting the walls of their room purple.

BLUE

Peace, Tranquility, Cold, Calm, Stability, Harmony, Unity, Trust, Truth, Confidence, Conservatism, Security, Cleanliness, Order, Loyalty, Sky, Water, Technology, Depression
TURQUOISE symbolizes calm. LIGHTER TURQUOISE has a feminine appeal

The color blue is an appetite suppressant.