Color in interior architecture: a design, sensory, and emotional tool

Color is more than decoration—it's a design language. This article explores its cultural roots, psychological impact, and practical use in interior architecture. From historical references to neuroscience, from minimalist trends to a nursery design case study, it shows how color shapes perception and well-being. Designing with color means designing for people, their emotions, and their everyday lives.

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Authenticity vs imitation: why wood-effect porcelain tiles don’t tell your story

Wood-look porcelain tiles offer visual appeal, but fall short in delivering the sensory richness of real wood. Touch, warmth, sound, and even scent shape our experience of home—elements no imitation can truly replicate. This article explores the emotional and material differences between authenticity and illusion in interior design, guiding you toward a more conscious, coherent approach to choosing finishes for your space.

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