Pairing colours in residential architecture for different interior types

Ulusoy, Begüm; Olguntürk, Nilgün; Aslanoğlu, Rengin

doi:10.1002/col.22640

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“…The brain waves' simple mood changes-for example, depression-are usually accompanied by the asymmetry of the frontal cortex alpha waves. The activation of the left frontal cortex is associated with pleasant and positive emotions, and the activation of the right frontal cortex is associated with depressive and negative emotions [42]. The left/right activation of the frontal cortex grasp feelings of pleasure, discomfort, and depression.…”

Section: The Depression Symptoms and Color Reactions By Electroenceph...mentioning

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Evaluating the Color Preferences for Elderly Depression in the United Arab Emirates

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The elderly are more prone to develop depression from physical, psychological, and economic changes, and 25.7% of the United Arab Emirates’ (UAE) elderly population suffer from depression. Color therapy is a widely accepted treatment to solve the depressive symptoms of the elderly. The color preference of the Seniors’ Happiness Centre—in Ajman UAE—a residential space for the elderly, could improve the quality of life, including depression symptoms. This paper explored the relationship between the color preference of the resident bedroom space and the depressive symptoms. As a methodology, using color images as stimuli, the physiological and psychological responses of the 86 elderly participants to the proposed color preference of the resident bedroom interiors—observed through a viewing box to simulate 3D space perception—were compared and analyzed to investigate the relationship between the color preference and depression by a survey with the Geriatric Depression Scale (GDS) and Electroencephalogram (EEG) measurement. The results showed that the elderly’s preference for warm colors is higher than that of cold colors, and each room needs a different color scheme because the elderly, 65 and above, have different visual characteristics. There was no significant difference between the left and right alpha wave values of the prefrontal cortex of the participant group. The main reason is that the brain waves are minute electrical signals and appear different from person to person. The color scheme on one side of the wall with increased saturation seemed to improve depressive symptoms effectively. It was found that psychologically, healthy elderly reacted positively to the single-color scheme of the Blue cool color, but elderly with depression reacted well to the contrast color scheme of the Blue-Yellow/Red cool color. This study will serve as critical data to propose more color preferences for the Seniors’ Happiness Center suitable for the elderly by studying the response to more diverse colors in the UAE.

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“…References Harmony of colour based on balanced colour combinations [6,7] Colour scheme in an interior and its functional purpose [8,9] Laws of the contrast of colours [10] The interior colour scheme of an art form under the changing light conditions [11,12] Physical and optical laws of colour [13] The colour's ability to create associations, re-shape and alter objects [5,14] Psychological and physiological perception of colour [2,9]…”

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Developing an Approach to Colour Assessment of Works of Art on Aim to Creating a Comfortable and Harmonious Interior

Pylypchuk¹,

Polubok²,

Krivenko³

et al. 2021

Advances in Social Science, Education and Humanities Research

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This study was specially tailored to develop an approach to colour scheme evaluation for works of art within an interior with aim to create a comfortable and harmonious living space. To achieve the study objectives, the following methods were applied: article review; systematic review of key compositional and colour links which exist between the interior and an art object; algorithmic modelling. The study has resulted in developing standards of coordinating the interior with works of art, namely: the principles of coordinating the interior colour scheme and the visual art objects; the principle of impact of lighting on perception of colour combinations present in art-objects and the interior; the principle of impact of specific surface materials on perception of colour in an art-object an interior. Based on these standards of typical colour combinations in compositional scenarios were developed and analysed, also they were applied in designing flow charts and developing an algorithmic system. The algorithm underwent preliminary testing. The obtained results are in favour of its practical application in assessing the colour of art-objects with aim to harmonising the overall colour scheme in an interior.

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“…The main features when perceiving fine art in the interior are as follows: basic idea, expressiveness, purpose, function, decorative effect, visuality, size (height and width), symmetry, scale, proportion, geometric shape, appropriateness, aesthetics, colour scheme, texture, associative effect, imaginative solution, etc. [5,[11][12][13][14]. We must not forget that artworks themselves have an emotional impact, and can cause various reactionsfrom positive to negative emotions [7,10,15,16].…”

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Formation of Creative Abilities of Design Artists in the Design of Colour Schemes of Fine Art Objects in the Interior

Pylypchuk¹,

Krivenko²,

Kolomiiets³

et al. 2021

Proceedings of the 7th International Conference on Social Science and Higher Education (ICSSHE 2021)

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This work explored the formation of creative abilities in the training of design artists to design a comfortable human settings using colour schemes in fine art objects. In this context, this study used the following methods: 1) structural analysis, 2) comparative analysis using expert elicitation, and 3) compositional methods. Meanwhile, a group of respondents were employed to analyse the world-famous works of art. Accordingly, the main compositional methods of colour schemes of fine art objects were identified to create a given emotional and associative effect when perceiving in the interior. Consequently, a training method consisting of sequential logical steps was proposed and developed. Based on the methods, the students completed a practical task of developing a colour scheme of an abstract composition placed in the interior, thus forming a given emotional state and association corresponding to the creative idea. Regarding the example of student works performed, the effectiveness of using the research results was obtained. The proposed practical methods of conscious choice of the colour scheme of fine art objects in the interior to create a comfortable human settings are urgent directions for the development of environmental thinking in the training of design artists for their future professional activities.

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Pairing colours in residential architecture for different interior types

Cited by 13 publications

References 27 publications

Evaluating the Color Preferences for Elderly Depression in the United Arab Emirates

Evaluating the Color Preferences for Elderly Depression in the United Arab Emirates

Developing an Approach to Colour Assessment of Works of Art on Aim to Creating a Comfortable and Harmonious Interior

Formation of Creative Abilities of Design Artists in the Design of Colour Schemes of Fine Art Objects in the Interior

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