Color Psychology: How the Colors You Choose Affect Your Mood | Science of People

“We have a repository of information about a color. For example, the color blue is almost always associated with blue skies, which when we are children is a positive thing — it means playing outside and fun. Evolutionarily it also means there are no storms to come. This is why it is reminds us of stability and calm.”

Leatrice Eiseman, color specialist.

• Desktop: Green, as it is the bit is restful for eyes and produces the least amount of eyestrain.
• Work Out Clothes: Orange, the color of stimulation and enthusiasm. 
• Women’s Dating Clothing: Red, the color of passion and gets blood pumping.
• Men’s Dating Clothing: Blue to communicate stability and calmness.
• To Look Aggressive: Black, as research correlates it with higher levels of aggression on sports teams that use it.
• Office Walls: Blue and Green. Blue can lower heart rates and green reduces anxiety and is associated with money.
• Work Clothing: Not grey, as it inspires people to be passive, uninvolved and have a lack of energy.