Colour Theory
As part of my Interior Design Diploma studies, I was required to examine and write a report on my understanding of colour theory. I’ve uploaded this report for my followers/readers as a useful point of reference.
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[…] Colour can also have a dramatic impact on the perceived spatial qualities of a space, generally speaking darker, richer hues will make a room appear less spacious and more intimate, while incorporating a neutral colour palette in a room will undoubtedly help to open up the space by creating a light and airy aesthetic. If you’d like to read more on colour theory, click here. […]
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