Your working environment can answer these questions and many more. The color of walls, scent in the room, lighting and even the arrangement of furniture directly affects how we communicate with others and how others communicate with us. By knowing some basics, you can create a good working environment that will either promote or inhibit communication.
Color causes physiological responses that can affect vision, hearing, respiration and circulation.
Also color controls the mood and tone of a room. For example, purple can be related to control, coolness, and thoughtfulness. Mauve relates to calmness, respect, serenity, peace and acceptance. Green, blue and mauves are the optimal colors for greater work production. Three colors to avoid are battleship gray, brown and pea green.