What Color Your Star Sign Should Decorate With

If you’re having some trouble choosing what color you should decorate your apartment with, look no further than your star sign.

Different zodiacs prefer different colors and textures. Hopefully, seeing what your star sign favors can give you some ideas.

Passionate Aries matches a bright, vibrant red. There are many different tones of red that an Aries can experiment with also. They need artistic, motivating decorations.

The earthy Taurus enjoys green shades. Typically something dark to give a very natural feeling. They need comfortable and relaxing decorations.

The twin Gemini likes a combination of yellow and green. The two colors match the split personality of the Gemini. They crave an eclectic variety of decorations.

Sentimental Cancer prefers purples. Jewel tones are the best for this intuitive zodiac. They need sentimental and rustic decorations.

Sunny Leo is drawn to gold. The shade is reminiscent of the lion the sign is named for. They need exotic and vibrant decorations.

Calm Virgo matches green. Unlike Taurus, Virgo better goes with blue based greens. They need clean and orderly decorations.

Gentile Libras also prefer greens. They enjoy a rich, jade green. They need stylish and balanced decorations.

Moody Scorpios like reds. Intense ruby reds go best with this fiery zodiac. They need soothing and bold decorations.

Optimistic Sagittarius enjoys the color purple. Jewel tones would be ideal. They need natural and global decorations.

Trustworthy Capricorn likes blues. Dark shades would be the best of this zodiac. They also like more natural decorations, like plants or wooden furniture.

Intellectual Aquarius also goes with blue. They do prefer more sea-like blue than Capricorns. They also enjoy more modern and high-end decorations.

And lastly, perceptive Pisces enjoy greens. They also like water-based colors. They like calming and natural decorations.

About the author:

Kathryn Hill was born and raised in Houston, Texas. She is a senior English student at Sam Houston State University. Kathryn has written for the blog and social media of the educational website Curriculum café.