This document discusses how color impacts perception, thought, and interaction beyond just appearance. It explores the relationships between color theory and the fields of design, science, psychology, and art. The document claims that color can enhance the ways people perceive, think, and interact in an interior space. It provides examples of how color influences spatial organization, object recognition, and motion/depth perception. The document also presents case studies and surveys that show how color impacts user experiences and interactions in different interior environments like offices.

1. COLOR
IS MORE THAN
SKIN DEEP

3. INTRO

4. INTRO

5. INTRO

6. INTRO

7. RELATIONSHIPS
Designers
Science
Psychology
Art

8. OVERLAP
Designers
Science
Color Theory
Psychology
Art

9. CLAIM
COLOR WILL ENHANCE THE
WAYS PEOPLE PERCEIVE,
THINK AND INTERACT IN AN
INTERIOR SPACE.

10. HISTORY OF COLOR

11. HISTORY OF COLOR

12. HISTORY OF COLOR

13. HISTORY OF COLOR

14. JOSEF ALBER

15. BEVIL CONWAY

16. Where System
Motion Perception
Depth Perception
Spatial Organization
Figure/Ground Segregation
What System
Object Recognition
Face Recognition
Color Perception

17. TWO DIMENSIONAL TO THREE DIMENSIONAL
“Gala Contemplating the Mediterranean Sea”
by Dali

18. EYE TRACKER

19. COLOR SURVEY
INTERIOR DESIGNERS
CCAD STUDENTS
COMMON STUDENTS
ADULTS

20. COLOR SURVEY

21. COLOR SURVEY

22. COLOR SURVEY

23. COLOR SURVEY

24. CASE STUDY

25. CASE STUDY

27. APPLICATION

28. OFFICES

29. COLOR WILL INFLUENCE
INTERACTION IN THE OFFICE

31. THIS IS WHAT COLOR CAN
DO FOR INTERIOR DESIGN