The color is all around us. Color is a sensorial experience perceived by the eyes and processed by our brain.

Color has an influence in our behavior, perception, sensations and orients us in a specific space.
There are twelve (12) basic colors, which they are found equidistant from one another in a tool called color wheel.  This color wheel basically orders the colors in such a sequential way that forms the spectrum of light, from the red to the violet. 

At the same time, these twelve colors can be grouped in three categories: primary colors, secondary colors and tertiary colors.  Subsequently each category is explained by separated. 

Red, blue and yellow are part of the primary colors.
These colors cannot be made by mixing with other colors.
Primary colors are especially suitable for children's rooms.

Green, orange and violet are part of the secondary colors.
These colors are achieved by mixing two primary colors.
These colors are especially suitable when fresh ambiences want to be evocated.

Complementary Colors are colors that are in opposite way each other in the color wheel. Yellow and violet, green and red, and orange and blue are examples of complementary colors. When two complementary colors are used in the same ambience, the combination creates a strong visual impact.