Colour Schemes-Interior Design
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This PPT by Hotel Management Tutorials explains the role of color interior designing along with different color schemes based on the prang color wheel.
Colour Schemes-Interior Design
- 1. Colour Schemes Follow us for videos on the same topics: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCPAiJGawMvOStSDfcArC wdw
- 2. Dimensions of Colour • Hue • Value • Chroma or Intensity • Hue: Hue is the descriptive name of color such as red, orange, and violet. Hue also indicates the warmth or coolness of the color. Red color is a pure hue. It has many variations. The pink color is a tint of red. Maroon is a shade of red. Pink and maroon colors are members of the red hue. Hue also indicates the warmth or coolness of color. • Value: Value is the lightness or darkness of a hue by the addition of white, grey, or black. The addition of white lightens or brightens and increases the value of a color. It also increases the reflection of light. The addition of black darkens and decreases the value, creating shades of the colour and also more of visual weight. Black added to a hue, produces shade. • Chroma or intensity: Chroma is the third quality or dimension of color, which indicates the brightness or dullness of the color. It refers to the degree of color intensity, strength, saturation, or purity of a color. The purity of a color refers to its freedom from white, black, or gray.
- 4. Value-Lightness and Darkness of Colour
- 6. The classification of colours The classification of colours is as follows: Primary colours Secondary or Binary colours Intermediate colours Tertiary colours Quaternary colours
- 9. Colour Schemes Related Colour Scheme Monochromatic Analogous Complementary Colour Schemes Complementary Split Complementary Tetradic Double complementary Triadic Square
- 13. Complementary-Split complementary Colour Scheme
- 16. Complementary-Square complementary Colour Scheme
- 18. Cool vs Warm Colour Cool Colour Warm Colours
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