Natural colors found in nature

Natural colors can be calming and soothing, many people find that being surrounded by natural colors can help them feel more at peace and relaxed.

It can be used to create a sense of harmony and balance, and can be a way of incorporating sustainable designs, for example using paint colors made from natural pigments can reduce the environmental impact of a project.

Many natural colors are classic and timeless, and they don't go out of style.

In recent years, there has been a trend towards more muted and neutral colors in Fashion and Interior Design.

Here are a few examples of natural colors that you might find in nature: 

Wood can vary widely, depending on the type of tree it comes from, and the age of the wood, also the treatment it has undergone.

Some common colors of wood include red, yellow, white, and brown that can range from light tan to deep chocolate brown.

Flowers come in a wide range of colors, including red, pink, purple, yellow, blue, orange. Some flowers are even multicolored, with patterns and stribes of different colors.

Sand can be many different colors, depending on the type of rock it is made from and the location it is found, also the color can be affected by factors such as weathering and exposure to the elements. Some common colors of sand include white, yellow, pink, and black.