Colour, materiality and shape are often considered the three main visual elements in interior and spatial design. They form the components within the space; the colour and material conclude the wall, ceiling and floor; the furniture can be an accent, and their physical form is a representation of materiality and shape. These three elements nearly conclude everything we see in an interior, and thus they bring impact to our perception.
Samson Pau
How Do Colour, Materiality and Shape Affect Our Psychological Responses to an Interior?
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Project description
This project redesigned 8 interiors in 40 George Square, each with a unique colour theme.
The Spirituality 13/F 🔮
Usage: Meditation, Zen & Napping room
Requirements: Concentration, attentiveness, Spirituality
Impression: Spiritual, unreal, airy, soft
Colour Theme: Purple/Violet/ Beige (Zen room)
Tone: Warm
Materiality: Paint, ash wood, chiffon, linen, microfibre.
Lighting: Mainly natural light and diffuse light
The Sanctuary UG/F 🏞️
Usage: Botanical conservatory, garden
Requirements: Tenderness, tranquillity, nature
Impression: Calm, harmony, heavenly, dreamy
Colour Theme: Green, blue, white
Tone: Neutral
Materiality: Ceramic, water body, foliage
Lighting: natural light, outdoor lighting (lamps)
The Study Lounge 7/F - 8/F 📚
Usage: Lounge, Study Area
Requirements: Vitality, foster Communication, exchange of Ideas
Impression: Positive, enthusiastic, energetic
Colour Theme: Orange/Yellow
Tone: Warm
Materiality: Paint, laminate, microfibre.
Lighting: natural light, down light, diffuse light
Other interiors 🧱
Project 2 - Interior time ⏳
This mini project uses 3D animation to depict the interior time that happened at our site - 40 George Square. We as a human, can notice minor changes in an interior, but what about the decaying façade? Or the rotting carpet? We simply can’t notice that unless we have the ability to read the interior in a time-lapse. The purpose of this video is to show the meaning of interior time
Same interior, different time......
Thank you💖
'So do all who live to see such times but that is not for them to decide, All you have to decide is what to do with the time that is given to you.' - Gandalf, The Lord of the Rings.
This is the end of our journey, but also the beginning of a new one......
Samson Pau
How Do Colour, Materiality and Shape Affect Our Psychological Responses to an Interior?
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