Here is a few colors to think about!
Green The color of grass, some plants and leaves, it can represent a close connection to nature. Green can evoke a feelings of freshness. Green can encourages exploration, imagination, and cognitive development. When a child encounters green on playgrounds, they’re more likely to engage in unstructured play, fostering nature related creativity.
Consider: Rosehill TPV®
RH10 Standard Green RH11 Bright Green RH12 Dark Green
Blue The color of the sky , the great lakes and the ocean, blue can promote calmness, and aid in ones focus. It can stimulate curiosity and problem-solving skills. When children encounter the color blue, they tend to engage in calm, reflective play.
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RH20 Standard Blue RH22 Light Blue RH23 Azure
Yellow The sunny color of energy, yellow sparks joy and enthusiasm. It enhances social interactions, it can boost confidence, and it can encourage cooperative play. When someone encounters yellow on playgrounds it invites laughter and shared experiences.
Consider: Rosehill TPV®
RH41 Bright Yellow RH40 Mustard Yellow
Tan Brown Earthy and grounding, these colors represent stability and reliability. It connects children to the natural world and encourages exploration. Brown and Tan elements evoke a sense of adventure and resilience. Consider:
Consider: Rosehill TPV®
RH32 Brown RH30 Beige
