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Colour Theory Questions & Interior Design Assign 2022

This document provides questions and prompts for an interior design assignment focusing on color theory. Students are asked to choose a room from a floor plan and create a presentation board addressing elements of design including color schemes, inspiration/theme, design challenges, available light, function, and focal point. The assignment criteria emphasize neat organization of information, inclusion of samples, a typed report, and an overall polished visual presentation of the design for a client.

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Colour Theory Questions & Interior Design Assign 2022

This document provides questions and prompts for an interior design assignment focusing on color theory. Students are asked to choose a room from a floor plan and create a presentation board addressing elements of design including color schemes, inspiration/theme, design challenges, available light, function, and focal point. The assignment criteria emphasize neat organization of information, inclusion of samples, a typed report, and an overall polished visual presentation of the design for a client.

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AVI2O

Colour Theory in Interior Design Name: ______________________________ Date: ________________________

Go to: http://hatchdesign.ca/elements-of-design-part-2-colour/ Hatch Interior Design, Blog, Elements of Design Part Two, Colour

Go to: https://www.hgtv.com/design/decorating/color/top-10-tips-for-adding-color-to-your-space Top 10 Tips for Adding Color to Your Space

TYPE the answers for the following:

1. What is complementary colour scheme? Name an example.

2. Name three things colour is used for. (In other words what effects can be created using colour?)

3. How does light (both natural and artificial) affect colour?

4. List the warm colours and their effect psychologically.

5. List the cool colours and their effect psychologically.

6. Explain how colour affects spatial perception (how big or small a space is perceived).

7. What is a monochromatic colour scheme? What kind of space might it best be used? (example?)

8. Describe the colours that were used in the Google office headquarters.

9. Explain why these colours were chosen…what impression/effect was desired?

10. When is white best used in a space? What effect does white have in an interior space?

11. How can a designer make a focal point in a room? Give an example.
AVI2O Elements of Colour, Shape and Texture in Interior Décor & Design Assignment
Choose ONE room from the floor plan below, identify and implement the Elements of Design to create a presentation board for a potential client. Use
the bolded words below as subtitles to type a one page report that identifies:

 Client: age, profession, colour & style preferences.


WHAT has the client requested of your design that will add to the functionality of the space, as well as their sense of style?
 Colour schemes: the psychological/emotional impact of your choices, and the illusions created by using these colours.
 Source of Inspiration/Theme: or overall attitude/feeling you want to achieve for living space
 Design Challenges: What problems exist with the functioning of the space? How do the room dimensions/size or layout impact your choices?
 Available Light: Identify direction of floorplan (North, South, East, West), HOW does natural light from windows impact your design?
 Function: and purpose of space (frequency of use, number of people using it)
 Focal Point: WHERE and HOW have you created a point of emphasis in the room?

Criteria:
 Neatly organize your information into visual
“blocks” as shown in class example
 Paint chips, carpet & fabric samples, tiles, or
pasted images from magazine, internet,
photos etc. must be neatly secured.
 Text included on your board is concise and
typed & legible for client (easy to read)
 Title & date your board, label each image &
sample
 Colour in, and paste the floor plan on the
front of the board, and make clear visual
references to it (may use a legend, labels or
arrows)
 Attach your one page report to back of board
 Foam core, or cardboard with clean edges
and no print can be used
 Overall, aim for a polished visual presentation
Student Name: __________________________ Chosen Room: ________________________________________
AVI2O Interior Décor & Design Board Evaluation /50 total

Communication & Creation: (20)


Intentions and attitude, or specific theme is obvious. (5).
Board layout Is neat/tidy/organized, and placement of samples create interest and visual harmony. (5)
Information clearly identifies the objectives and visual illusions desired to improve the space of the room, as well as the inhabitant’s needs. (5)
At least five images are included to illustrate ideas, each with captions.(5)

Craftsmanship: (10)
Text is concise, not wordy and well organized into logical “chunks” of information. (2)
Font is legible and free of spelling errors. (2)
Titles & Subtitles are used. (2)
Images are well adhered to board, no peeling, rough or frayed edges. (2)
The original floor plan is coloured, labelled and pasted onto board for client to refer to. (2)

Thinking: (15)
Demonstrates a solid understanding of how colour, texture, shape are used in Interior Design to create a specific attitude, or illusions of space. (5)
Identifies the outcomes of specific choices, ie; the use of warm, intense colour for a vocal point, how natural light affects the illusion of size. (5)
Identifies how design reflects and works with a client’s lifestyle, the size of interior space, frequency of use, and no. of people using the space. (5)

Time Management & Commitment: (5)

All classes are used effectively to work on assignment. No teacher prompting required.
Assignment is handed in on time, fully completed.

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