Interior Design Color Techniques

Author: Masayoshi Hasegawa (Translated by Liu Li)
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Publish Date: 2002-08-01
Features: The purpose of this book is not to cultivate painting experts, but to enhance aesthetic capabilities during the process of interior design, thereby beautifying real life. The perspective drawings featured in the book are designed to express the clients' envisioned living environments in a simple and understandable way. If a camera could capture future living spaces, clients would find it easier to grasp the concept. It is difficult to convey the idea of living spaces solely through words or articles, and there may be significant gaps between the descriptions and the clients' actual visions. Additionally, expressing a comfortable lifestyle through speech or writing is incomplete. You must clearly convey the idea of "wanting to do so" or "living that kind of life" in an easily understandable manner. Unfortunately, there has yet to be a perspective drawing that can fully and clearly express these ideas. "Who," "When," "Where," and "What" are all aspects of daily life. People's life values differ, and so do their behaviors. If living spaces are not conceptualized based on each client's specific life behaviors, the design will be incomplete. Therefore, communication with clients can be facilitated through the viewing of perspective drawings, which is known as "color communication."