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An illustrated guide to understanding, choosing and using colour in your home. The colour spectrum is divided into seven groups, named after natural elements - earth, fire, air, water, wind and mineral (plus natural) - and helps the reader identify the colours which they are happy to live with. The book is divided into two main sections: "Understanding colour", which explains the seven elements in terms of warm and cool tones, and how these colours affect us; and "living with colour" which contains photographs illustrating the choice of colour schemes for different rooms. With its practical approach and the use of colour photographs, this book should give its readers confidence in their decorating decisions. By helping them to choose the home furnishing colours which are right for them, it should enable everyone to become their own interior designer.
This book investigates the psychological and aesthetic impact of color in residential spaces by providing a structured framework for selecting harmonious palettes. Author Carolyn Warrender draws upon her expertise in interior design to categorize the color spectrum into seven distinct natural elements, including earth, fire, and water. By analyzing how warm and cool tones influence human perception, the text offers a systematic method for readers to identify and implement color schemes that align with their personal preferences and environmental needs.
What You Will Find
The text serves as a foundational manual for homeowners seeking a logical, element-based approach to interior color selection. Its emphasis on practical application and visual demonstration provides a clear, accessible methodology for those looking to develop their own design aesthetic.
Page Count:
128
Publication Date:
1991-01-01
Publisher:
Harpercollins
ISBN-10:
0004127633
ISBN-13:
9780004127637
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