This document discusses the impact of color in interior design from different perspectives. It begins with an abstract noting that color psychology is used by artists and designers to influence people's decisions and moods. The introduction provides background on light and color theory. It then examines the psychological impacts and meanings of different colors like red, blue, yellow and others. Various color schemes are defined including monochromatic, analogous, split complementary and others. The conclusion emphasizes the importance of understanding color psychology and using color appropriately based on the space and target audience.

1. IMPACT OF DESIGN AND COLOUR IN
INTERIOR HAVING DIFFERENT
PERSPECTIVE
Prepared by:-
Kumavat Tina
Vaishnavi Agrawal
Dipti Parashar

2. Table of content
A. Abstract
B. Introduction
a. Impact of color
b. Color scheme
c. Applying Color Psychology in Interior Design
C. conclusion

3. Abstract
• Color psychology is a very paramount implement utilized by
artists, interior designers.
• The impact of hues may change our decisions thru many forms
regarding society.
• Different colors engender different moods in your domicile by
communicating diverse feelings such as exhilaration, serenity
or mystery.

4. Introduction
 A very natural part of a design is its color and it plays a major role in
stimulating the person's response or attitude.
 The origin of color is light. Without it there is no existence of color.
The Sun, known as fundamental source of light.
 In physics, color essentially treats our eyes and brain different
wavelengths of light.

5.  The base of all colors is the primary color of red, yellow, and
blue. With the mixing of these colors, the result will be
secondary color.
http://art-of-painting.blogspot.co.uk/2010/12/color-theory-lesson-secondary-colors.html

6. Impact of color
1. Red
 The color indicates energy, fire, danger, power, strength, courage
because it will be in the form of passion, desire and love.
2. Orange
 The color combines the energy of red and yellowish for happiness
that affiliate with joy, attraction, happiness, creativity, success.
3. Blue
 This color is cool, quiet and reserved color, represent formality,
peace and can be a very soothing.

7. 4. Yellow
 The color indicates happiness, intelligence and energy,
produces a warm effect, excitement, and stimulates mental
activity.
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8. 5. Green
 This color is nature’s color which symbolise development,
harmony, fertility, freshness, stability, knowledge, faith.
6. Purple
 It is associated with knowledge, dignity, freedom, power,
creativity, mystery, magic and symbol of royalty and luxury.
7. Black
 It is considered to be a very formal color. It is rarely used in
interior space.

9. 8. White
 This color represents purity, innocence, goodness, peace,
faith, and for successful start.
http://www.feng-shui-and-beyond.com/meaning-of-white.html

10. Monochromatic color scheme
This color scheme is made with the colors and shade of a
particular color. Example red, pink, maroon.
Color Schemes

11. Analogous color scheme
This color scheme has 3 colors next to each other. The main
color and the color from either side of it on color wheel.
Example violet, violet-red and red.

12. Split Complementary
Three colors are used in this scheme. One is the main color and
other two are the colors from either side of its complementary..
Example green, violet-red and red-orange.

13. Complementary
The colors which are present exactly in the opposite end of the
wheel are complementary colors. Example yellow and violet.

14. Rectangle (Tetradic)
A rectangle or tetrad color scheme uses four colors arranged in
two complementary pairs. Example blue green, blue violet, red
orange and orange yellow.

15. • Square
• Square color scheme is similar to the rectangle, but with all the
four colors evenly around the color wheel. Square color
scheme focus on the balance between warm and cool colors in
your design. It works best when all four colors are evenly
balanced. Example blue-violet, green, orange-yellow and red.

16. Non color
Non color is not on the color wheel, but still plays a
consequential role in interior design. grey, commences, brown,
gore, and ebony in non-colors.

17. Applying Color Psychology in
Interior Design
 What feeling do you sedative the shading to bring out?
 What ought to be utilized as a part of the room?
 What amount of light and what sort of light will be utilized?
 The use of color in interior depends taking into consideration
hint of mentality of every age group, background, and climate
affects people in a utterly interchange habit.

18. Conclusion
 why it is important to understand colour psychology?
 Designers should use colour in interior spaces by their
creativity, talent and judgement that only comes from
experience and knowledge.
 Different colour are used in different area, like in hospital and
school we usually choose white and light blue to point out the
purity, cleanness and being clam. In crowd area like restaurant,
café we mainly choose bright colour for focusing young crew.

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