Massive transitions, man-made and natural, have been occurring throughout the world in the past months. Even more turbulent events have happened since a few days ago. There are many situations that seem to be balanced precariously, and we don’t know what flashpoints could ignite conflagrations.

As ordinary citizens, what can we do? It is so important now, more than ever, to keep a tranquil space around you and inside you. For many, it will be difficult to keep a sense of equilibrium, especially if you allow (social) media to shatter your peace. Therefore, choose your battles and be selective about the thoughts and ideas that you allow to live rent free in your head.

Turn to faith. Turn to nature. Turn to gratitude. Turn to love and harmony in the family and the community.

You can also turn to colors.

Four Colors That Imbue Peace and Tranquility

I love the color palette below that we made for you. The color combination is very restful to the eyes. The four paint colors that we have chosen are white, green, blue, and purple. In color psychology, these colors are symbols for that calm and quiet.

You can use all 6 colors in the different rooms or zones in your home. Or you can combine 2 or 3 colors instead of using all 6.

Breathe serenity into your home. You must have a space where you can take shelter in every day to replenish your mind and heart.

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White

Like the color of the dove which symbolizes peace, white like Melting Glacier is often associated with clarity and purity. If you look at white crystals like clear quartz or howlite, these too are known for their meditative and healing energy.

White is an easy color to work with because it can go with most of the other colors. This is the reason why many homeowners select this color to paint their homes with.

Read Go Light And Bright With White.

Light Blue

Light blue emits a comforting and relaxing vibe, maybe because it reminds us of the sky and the sea. Painting a light blue color in your home is like inviting nature into your living space. Trust and sincerity are associated with the color blue, and freedom, intuition, and inspiration as well.

This soothing color like Abstract Idea encourages healing, meditation, and communication.

Read Serene Summer Spaces, which has a color palette that would be perfect for tropical homes because it feels airy and light.

Soft Green

Most urbanites may be missing the soft green shades of foliage. Unfortunately, our developers do not prioritize parks and green spaces where people can congregate. For a natural ambience at home, you can bring in plants or paint your walls a soft green. We offer two, Flora and Boundless, in this color palette.

For more green paint options, check out 7 Bright Green Boysen Wall Paint Colors.

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Pale Purple

Pale purple, like Sweet Inspiration and Marvelous Magic, symbolizes creativity, spirituality, and innocence. It also represents youthful energy and a playful spirit. In today’s world, this kind of energy is badly needed so if paint can give you that, why not surround yourself with this color, right?

Click on Violet and Her Cousins, and look at the paint color Cut Velvet | BCP-1192. Invite clarity, peacefulness, and harmony into your home by using this color on your walls.

Create a Peaceful Home

In January this year, I wrote about Paint Colors That Will Help You Embrace Calmness in 2025. I never expected that it would be so relevant to the times, as shown by the tempestuous events that swirl around us.

Don’t stop at colors though when creating a peaceful home. Be that person that embodies calm and tranquility. Let love reign in your home. In your neighborhood, help build a community that thrives on connection.

The strongest communities aren’t the wealthiest—they’re the ones where people check in on their neighbors, share what they have, and understand that “we” matters more than “me.”

The feature image is a blue butterfly to send us all a heartfelt wish for hope, joy, peace, and tranquility.

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Author

Annie is the Managing Editor of Let it B | MyBoysen Blog. An unrepentant workaholic, she runs this blog, among other pursuits. She thrives on collaborating with people who are good at what they do, and working together with them to create something special. Annie learned interior styling while managing her own wholesale business in the Netherlands, importing high-end, handmade home furnishings to stock four outlets and a showroom in the country.

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