This document contains notes and information from Sanjay Jangid's first year interior design course. It discusses color theory basics like primary, secondary, tertiary, complementary, and analogous colors. It also covers color psychology and schemes like split complementary. Other sections explain principles of design such as balance, rhythm, harmony, proportion, and scale. Examples are provided to illustrate concepts like using symmetrical and asymmetrical balance in a room. Overall, the document serves as a study guide, summarizing key color and design lessons for an introductory interior design student.

1. Interior Design
DESIGN
Sanjay Jangid
Residential Design Diploma 1st Year(NSQF Level 5)
Dezyne E’cole College,
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BASICS
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Primary Analogus Hue
Secondary Complementary Tint
Intermediate Split Complementary Shade
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NETURALIZING COLOURS
Red + Green
Red – Orange + Blue – Green
Orange + Blue
Yellow – Orange + Blue – Violet
Yellow + Violet
Yellow – Green + Red – violet
PRIMARY
The three colors from which all colors are created.
BLUE YELLOW RED
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SECONDARY
Created by mixing equal portions two primary colors.
Yellow + Red =
ORANGE
Red + Blue=
VIOLET
Blue+ Yellow=
GREEN
TERTIARY
The three colour from which all colour are created.
Yellow + orange =
YELLOW-ORANGE
Red +Orange =
RED-ORANGE
Red +Orange =
RED-ORANGE
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Yellow + Green =
YELLOW - GREEN
Blue + Violet=
BLUE-VIOLET
Red + Green =
BLUE - GREEN
COMPLEMENTARY
Colors that are directly opposite each other on the color spectrum.
When two complementary colors are mixed. They neutralize each other
by creating brown. For example:
Violet +Yellow=
Neutral
Red +Green =
NEUTRAL
Blue +Orange =
NEUTRAL
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COMPLEMENTARY COLORS
Hues opposite the colour wheel
Complementary colour are more intense
and “vibrate’’ when placed next to each
other as they compete for your attention
SPLIT COMPLEMENTARY COLORS
Once Of The Complementary Colors Is
Split Off Into A Part Of Neighboring
Hues
ANALOGOUS COLORS
Colors that neighbor one another on
the color wheel
Hues appear to “push” at each other,
creating an zone appears larger when it
has your attention.
TRIAD COLORS
Hues equidistant on the colour
wheel
M
C
R
RMV
VB
BG YG
Y - Yellow
YG - Yellow Green
G – Green
BG – Blue Green
C – Cyan
B – Blue
VB – Violet
M – Magenta
RM – Red Magenta
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Tints
Tones
Shades
Colour
Tints / Tones / Shade
Adding Grey
TONES
Adding Black
SHADES
Adding White
TINTS
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The Psychology Of
Colour
RED ORANGE
RED VIBRANT PERFECT
Conveys boldness
drama, romance,
power passion and
even danger.
Reds can heighten
senses. While early
red tones crated
warmness and
comfort.
For A Dining Area An
Cent Colour On Are
Wall, Or As The Main
Colour In A Small
Space.
ORANGE WARM PERFECT
Conveys Friendliness,
Happiness, Energy,
And Fun.
Orange Colour Attract
Attention, Making A
Space Fell
Approachable And
Welcoming.
For An Entryway, The
Kitchen Or As An
Accent For Bookcases
And Shelves.

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The Psychology Of
Colour
BLUE PURPLE
BLUE VIBRANT PERFECT
Conveys strength,
the dependability
tranquility, calm,
freshness and
serenity.
Reds can heighten
senses. While early
red tones crated
warmness and
comfort.
For A Dining Area An
Cent Colour On Are
Wall, Or As The Main
Colour In A Small
Space.
PURPLE WARM PERFECT
Conveys Friendliness,
Happiness, Energy,
And Fun.
purple Colour Attract
Attention, Making A
Space Fell
Approachable And
Welcoming.
For An Entryway, The
Kitchen Or As An
Accent For Bookcases
And Shelves.

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The Psychology Of
Colour
YELLOW GREEN
YELLOW VIBRANT PERFECT
Conveys bigness
drama, romance,
power passion and
even danger.
Reds can heighten
senses. While early
red tones crated
warmness and
comfort.
For A Dining Area An
Cent Colour On Are
Wall, Or As The Main
Colour In A Small
Space.
GREEN SHOOTING PERFECT
Conveys Friendliness,
Happiness, Energy,
And Fun.
Green Colour Attract
Attention, Making A
Space Fell
Approachable And
Welcoming.
For An Entryway, The
Kitchen Or As An
Accent For Bookcases
And Shelves.

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The Psychology Of
Colour
BROWN
BROWN ORGANIC PERFECT
Conveys security
warmth, stability,
earthiness, and
comfort.
Inviting brown evoke
scenes of nature
encouraging you to
slow down and relax.
For counterbalance
contrasting,
highlighting , or toning
down other colour.

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Colour Schemes
Analogous
ANALOGOUS
One Might Think Of Analogous Colour
As Neighbors Since They Are Adjacent
To Each Other On The Color Wheel.
Analogous Colour Inherently Look Good
Together Since They Have Similar
Origins. This Scheme Is Often Found In
Nature.
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ANALOGOUS
Orange / Yellow Orange /
Yellow Green
ANALOGOUS

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Colour Schemes
Analogous
Complementary
Any Two Colors Located Opposite Of
Each Other On The Colors. As Impaled,
Complementary Colors Enhances Other
And Almost Always Look Great
Together. You See This Scheme In Many
Aspect Of Your Everyday Life. For
Example, The Reads And Greens Of
Christmas.
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Complementary
Violet / Green COMPLEMENTAR

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BALANCE
Balance In Interior Refers Of The Proper
Distribution Of Objects In A Room To Create
Visual Balance. Balance Refers To The
Distribution Of Visual Weight Within A
Composition. Lack Of Balance Disturbs The
Harmony Of A Composition. A Work That Is
Unbalanced Visually Creates Tension.
Balance Is Created When There Is An
Equilibrium Of Elements That Need Each
Other And Together They Create Unity
Principles Of Design
BALANCE
 Every single design elements
should compile with home
interior.
 Must have symmetrical and
asymmetrical balance.
BALANCE
Pillow colour in
exciting print to set
off neutral colour
Use end tables on
either side of the
sofa

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Principles Of Design
Harmony
Harmony
 Create Sense Of Peace  Element Should Work Together
Without Clashing
All Major Furniture In
The Same Colour Texture and fabrics
can still vary
HARMONY

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The Design Principal That Suggested
Connected Movement Between Different
Parts Of A Design By Using Colour, Line,
Forms, Or Texture; Also Referred To As
Continuity Rhythm Is Visual Flow: The Eye
Should Be Able To “Flow "Smoothly Across
The Room. Regular Repletion Of Line, Shapes,
Or Colour That Create A Movement. Pattern
Have Rhythm. Rhythm Refer To Way Of
Utilizing The Art Element To Produce The
Look And Feel Of Rhythmic Movement With A
Visual Tempo Or Bet. Rhythm Is A Felling Of
Structural Movement Created By The
Repetition Of Movement In, Through Or
Around A Design Repeated Elements And The
Spaces Between Them Make Pattern That We
Experience As Rhythm. This Helps To Give A
Composition Visual Harmony By Creating
Unity In A Layout. Example Include The
Repetition Of Similar Shapes, Colour Or
Texture.
RHYTHM RHYTHM
Fabric used in sofa cushion
should match with your
sofa
Waal panting and wall
art colour must compile
with you sofa upholstery

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Project Report- Construction Studies
Drawing Title –EMPHASIS
Decide on a central point for a room
Principles Of Design
Proportion and scale
Proportion
Proportion and scale
Avoid using large
patterns and over
size cushions in a
small area

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Interior Design 1ST Year
Dezyne E’cole College
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BALANCE
Balance In Interior Refers Of The Proper
Distribution Of Objects In A Room To Create
Visual Balance. Balance Refers To The
Distribution Of Visual Weight Within A
Composition. Lack Of Balance Disturbs The
Harmony Of A Composition. A Work That Is
Unbalanced Visually Creates Tension.
Balance Is Created When There Is An
Equilibrium Of Elements That Need Each
Other And Together They Create Unity.
Principles Of Design
BALANCE
 Every single design elements
should compile with home
interior.
 Must have symmetrical and
asymmetrical balance.
BALANCE

18. Thank You
Sanjay Jangid
Interior Design- 1st year
1st year residential design diploma
NSQF level -5
Dezyne E’cole College
106/10, Civil Line, Ajmer
Tel-014526246779
www.dezyneecole.com
2019