A Study on the Visual Image of Home Space Applied to Color Harmony Theory

• Main Authors: Han-yin Hsu, 許翰殷
• Other Authors: Shing - Sheng Guan
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 2011
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/83249174503674742203

碩士 === 雲林科技大學 === 視覺傳達設計系碩士班 === 99 === According to this study making inferences in different living room style, experts proceeding harmony color-matching in space to found experiments samples, and base on the Moon & Spancer color harmony theory, to created "identity", "similar ","Contrast "and "ambiguous", such as color mode to match, The purposes were to discuss how people feeling about harmony color-matching in different living room style. The study went on KJ method and living room style color-matching by experts group. Moreover, questionnaire survey and experiments estimated and analysis the images vocabulary and space harmony color-matching. The results from research, Experts from the 140 representative samples of the color combination selected in order to "reconcile the "Contrast "and "ambiguous" way of the main color; in addition, the experts preferred different styles of the main colors of the "Foreign style" living room is purple (NCS S4050-R50B); "Oriental style " living room is red (NCS S1080-R); "warm style" living room is light orange (NCS S1050-Y50R); "classical style" living room for the lavender (NCS S3030-R50B); "low-key style " living room for the gray (NCS S5000-N); "avant-garde style" living room light blue (NCS S1005-B); "ornate style " living room is yellow (NCS S1050-Y). In the final results, testers described their feelings that living room images vocabularies such as “fashion,” “spacious,” “brief,” “bright,” “modern” and “comfortable” represents “Foreign style.” Living room images vocabularies such as “taste,” “fashion,” “brief” and “modern” represent “Oriental style.” Living room images vocabularies such as “warm,” “spacious,” “simple,” “bright” and “comfortable” represent “Warm style.” Living room images vocabularies such as “bright” represent “Classic style.” The results in “Low-key style” living room images vocabularies didn’t have much obviously standard. The “Low-key style” for testers’ feelings were dissimilar. The living room “Avant-garde style” images vocabularies such as “bright.” The living room “Panache style” images vocabularies such as “modern.”