A room can change without anything in it moving. A blue wall can make the atmosphere feel quieter and more intimate, whereas a warm yellow can bring energy into an…
A mesmerising background of white-painted buildings in Greece, while Hrithik & Katrina romance on ‘Meherbaan Hua’ in Bang Bang. It gives a feeling of tranquil love and affection. While Sushant…
Emergence of African design has a way back to its origin of cave paintings and carvings. And the first of any was found in the Apollo 11 cave in Namibia,…
Rafiy Okefolahan’s work is an explosion of colour and form. It captivates the eye and awakens the senses. Each stroke brings its own jolt, each line its own story. Each…
Gender is a cultural and social description of masculinity and femininity, rather than a biological or physical distinction between the sexes. The process of determining sexual and social identity in…
What is CMF Design ? The word CMF stands for colours, material and finishes. An expert in the field, Cristina Boeri describes the world of CMF, very crucial in designing…
Learning about the textile industry, there are specific uses of place and season in determining the language of different fabrics and patterns particularly when it comes to fashion. With architects,…
The power to hold and mould people is only possessed by architects, and to create such wonders, one must be enlightened enough to uncover the story within. Perception is the…
The use of colours in architectural buildings can have a significant impact on the building’s visual appeal, brand identity, cultural significance, and environmental performance. Architects and designers must carefully consider…
colour and art may be used to convey action, affect mood, and even affect physiological responses. It is a potent communication tool. Certain hues have been linked to eye strain,…
Usage of colours in architecture brings forward various meanings, covering aesthetic preferences, human psychology and symbology. Colours affect our lives and convey our energy and character. This makes the colour…
Jan de Heer, the author of the book ‘The Architectonic Colour: Polychromy in the Purist Architecture of Le Corbusier’ has been writing publications about architecture and art concerning architecture for…