Red or green, blue or yellow. You can add any colour to your favourite walls. However, while you give your home walls a makeover in a new colour, it is equally important to check for wall leakage and dampness issues that may exist. You should get scientific treatment for wall leakages if you want to achieve long-lasting results. You can opt for Berger’s Homeshield service for effective wall and roof leakage solutions. Our professional team use Homeshield Moisture Meter, a specially designed device to measure moisture content in the wall. Depending on the reading, scientific treatment is prescribed.

Have you been through a lot of stress of late? Well, our advice would be to add the colour green as generously as you can to your house. It is known to be one of the most restful colours to the eye and is perfect for almost any room of the house, ranging from the living room to the bedroom. The colour is known to have a soothing effect on the nerves and believed to help in alleviating stress by making you feel relaxed. You can add this comforting hue on your preferred walls and add décor pieces that complement it.

Imperial Topaz

Let us explore the world of gemstones together. What you see in the photograph is a gemstone known as Imperial Topaz. Occurring in various colours, right from deep golden yellow to medium brown, this gem is found in Brazil, Myanmar, the USA, Sri Lanka and Japan, to name a few. It is known to be used to promote confidence and self-realisation. It is also considered a stone with healing properties, aiding in nervous exhaustion. It is also believed to stimulate the appetite and activating life force and metabolism. Interested in adding this gemstone-inspired colour to your home? You can apply wall paint in a shade of brown to your room or upgrade the wooden surfaces in your home with a brown wood paint.

Amethyst

One of Earth’s sacred treasures, this violet gemstone is known as Amethyst. Not only is it beautiful to look at but is also considered to be spiritually helpful. Amethyst is known to expand the consciousness of the soul, bringing out the spiritual side of a person. This gemstone is also said to be helpful to ensure a good night's sleep or for those suffering from nightmares. If the beauty of this gem fascinates you, you can add a violet shade on your walls or use violet décor pieces as a beautiful ode.

Peacock Butterfly

The colourful butterfly photographed here is called Inachis io, also known as the peacock butterfly. Considered as one of the most beautiful butterflies in United Kingdom, it has recently expanded its range in Scotland. The peacock butterfly is often seen in buildings and trees, appearing quite early in spring. It has interesting colours on its body, flaunting brownish-red wings, each with a single, large peacock-feather-like eyespot used to scare away predators. It rests with its wings closed, showing its almost black, well-camouflaged underside. Are you as fascinated as we are to learn about this insect?

Andean Cock-of-the-Rock

This delightful bird in the photograph is known as Andean cock-of-the-rock. It is not any other ordinary large cotingid bird native to South America; it is the national bird of Peru! The first alleged example of this bird’s species was documented in the mid-1700s during a research expedition that was carried out by the explorer and biologist, Sir Joshua Wilson. This bird is found in tropical and subtropical rainforests near rocky areas, where it builds its nests. Speaking of its colours, it flaunts a bright orange hue in combination with black. It has a heavy body, a broad-based bill and also sports a remarkable half-moon crest on its head, which is a sight for sore eyes!