Color is a universal language and a powerful communication tool. Of all the elements that make up a visual design, color is perhaps the most vital influential. It plays a vital role in fine arts such as painting and photography, advertising and branding, fashion, beauty, industrial design and of course interior design. But what is it about color that goes beyond the simple hues we see in the rainbow? Color psychology is the study between color and human behavior. In other words, color psychology perceived color as a trigger of perceptions, feeling and emotions. It’s a fascinating field that explores how different hues can influence mood, decision-making and even physiological reactions, often in ways that operate beneath our conscious awareness. And why is color so important in the psychology of interior design? The answer lies in its ability to define a room’s purpose and influence its occupants’ behavior. This interplay between colors and our minds significantly impacts how we experience different environments. The strategic use of color in interior spaces can guide how we feel and act, making color psychology a vital tool for designers aiming to create spaces that are not only aesthetically pleasing but also emotionally and psychologically supportive. Often when we […]
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Another fantastic experience at the annual Interior Design show in Las Vegas (The Market). The Market is the most comprehensive cross-category furnishing showcase in the United States. Therefore, it attracts thousands of industry professionals who come to see the latest furniture, bedding, casual/outdoor, home décor and gift products from more than 4,000 exhibitors and brands We spent three full days covering more than 5.4 million square feet (approximately 25 miles of walking) of permanent showrooms and temporary exhibits.
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