Living Space Color -- Residential Tones and Spatial Design

Author: (USA) Grant Hayes, (USA) Mikula (editors), Yang Xuhua, Tang Hongming, Zhou Zhiyong (translators)
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Publish Date: 2006-05-01
Features: "Color" is the most dynamic key element in design, and its application directly impacts the quality of the design. This book focuses on the color of living spaces, transforming profound theories into accessible language to enhance people's understanding of color in living spaces. The book is divided into three parts and ten chapters, primarily elaborating on the principles, theories, and pairing rules of color in living spaces. It explores the relationship between color and materials, lighting, introduces basic style schools and shaping techniques for multifunctional spaces, and demonstrates how to use color to create ambiance, optimize spaces, and highlight individuality through detailed explanations of various functional rooms, combined with exquisite image examples. The book also emphasizes the application of color in small spaces, helping people improve their quality of life and living standards under limited conditions. The book is richly illustrated, easy to understand, and very practical. The numerous examples and beautiful images provided are accompanied by corresponding explanations, enabling readers to gain a more intuitive understanding of color application. This book is not only valuable for design students, teachers, and professionals but also beneficial for ordinary homeowners or anyone who wants to enhance the quality of their living spaces and create unique and exciting home environments through color.