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Colour psychology: brown’s branding brilliance
In this colour psychology series, here is how brown can create a notion of quality, stability, and reliability in your targeted customer


Colour psychology: The colour purple
Learn how brands use the colour purple to showcase royalty, quality, and expansiveness.


Colour psychology: the future’s bright, the branding’s orange
The relevance of the colour orange in branding dates back decades. It improves a brand's visibility & showcases its power with its eye-catch


The 3 biggest pitfalls to watch for in a company rebrand
Here we share the top-3 reasons for a company rebrand and the top-3 pitfalls to avoid.


RAR Awards nominations for Threerooms
Back in March, Threerooms had been shortlisted for 7 categories in the under 40 staff agencies, out of a possible 19 categories.


Colour psychology: Back to Black
In this colour series, we’ll discover why the colour black is significant in our daily lives. Read the full article.


Colour psychology: Go green
In this section of colour psychology, find out how green leads to a positive outlook and sustainable appearance of a brand.


Photography project wins award
Threerooms are proud to congratulate Mackney on winning the Gold award in Commercial photography at the BIPP awards last week for the Price


Colour psychology: Brand in pink to make customers wink
Pink can be an overlooked colour in branding. It’s often dismissed as girly and fluffy but pink is fighting back...let's explore.


What is Tone of Voice in Brand Marketing?
In brand and marketing, "Tone of Voice" is the collective way we communicate with others. We explain what it is and why it's important to un


Colour psychology: Mellow Yellow
In this post, we focus on the brand colour yellow. Fancy a bowl of Cornflakes?


Colour psychology: Red alert
As part of our colour psychology series, we look at why red’s long love affair with humans could make it the perfect partner for your brand.


What are Brand Archetypes?
Brand archetypes anchor your brand against something iconic, that we can all recognise as a direct link to our subconscious understanding of


Colour psychology: Bluetiful Blue
Why is your brand colour blue? The colour blue has significant psychological effects when used as your primary brand colour.


Craft a standout brand position for impactful results
What do you want people to think of you? This is what you need to address in order to create a brand strategy around achieving your aspired


Colour psychology: the use of colour in branding
The human eye can distinguish 10 million colours and the Pantone book has over 1,000 colours, so consider it carefully.
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