I recently made an interesting observation that the Chinese interior design elements that people tend to focus on with regards to their homes are actually all around us in the form of the various colors of the paint that they choose to cover their homes. The best example of this is the colors used for the flooring that can be found on the walls of many homes, the colors of curtains and blinds, the colors of the walls themselves.
Now, I know what you’re thinking. It’s probably a sign that maybe the Chinese interior design industry is doing well. But the truth is that as much as I wish they were just doing well, I really do think that the Chinese interior design industry is doing well. I don’t think that they are doing very well at making the most popular color choices for interior design, but I think that they are doing well at choosing the best color for their homes.
It’s difficult to generalize because a country’s culture is so much more than just one’s color palette. There are tons of subtle, sometimes subtlety, nuances that one’s color choices can have on people. Some of the most common elements like red, purple, blue, green, teal, and yellow are all very, very subtle. People have a very strong attachment to their own color palettes and will often have those palettes tattooed on their bodies.
What’s interesting is that they don’t all look that different from one another. It’s like they all look the same, but all have unique, subtle characteristics. The point is that the color choices you make for your home will have a direct impact on how others perceive it, whether you’re a homeowner or a renter. The more different aspects of your home you can incorporate, the more people you’ll have in your home.
The other interesting tidbit I came across in the video is that there actually is some correlation between color and the person inhabiting that color space. For example, if you have a red living room, people will often assume that you are a Red person, and if you have a yellow living room, people will often assume that you are a Yellow person.
The whole point of this video clip was to shed light on the subtle differences that color can have on human perception. So I have to say that I think that it is a really interesting video that we should watch. I think it’s going to be pretty eye opening, especially for people who’ve been living in a single color space for years.
The idea of color is a very old one. Many cultures created a hierarchy of color to distinguish them from each other. In the Middle East and China, for instance, a person’s hair color has an enormous symbolic and social importance. For instance, a person who is allowed to wear a kinky hair style in public is considered to be more advanced than a person who has unruly hair.
If you’re a westerner, you probably remember the original TV show “Friends” where color was used to signify people’s feelings. In the show, the color green was for dating (and the color yellow was for purity and virility or something), the color red was for love (and the color blue was for passion and romance), and the color red was for death (and the color green was for rebirth or reincarnation).
So if you wear a kinky hair style in public, you’re probably trying to look as sexually attractive as possible. It’s a lot like a tattoo, which is seen as a mark of death and therefore, in the eyes of many people, is considered dirty.
We know that the Chinese (and many other people) believe that colors in clothing can represent different things. It may be a mark of sexual maturity, purity, or love – some people wear blue or red in their hair and some people wear green or yellow.
