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create a sense of unity and balance . For example , using different shades of gray or beige .
Mood Boards
Mood boards are a visual tool used by interior designers to convey design concepts and explore different color palettes . They are collages that combine images , textures , materials , and colors to create a cohesive visual representation of the desired atmosphere and emotions . Creating a mood board allows designers to experiment with different color combinations , textures , and materials before implementing them in the actual space . It helps clients visualize the overall design concept and ensures that everyone involved is on the same page . Mood boards can be created both digitally using design software or manually using magazines , fabric swatches , and paint samples . They are an essential part of the design process and help designers make informed decisions about color selection and overall aesthetics .

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Understanding the psychological effects of color is crucial in interior design . By harnessing the power of color , designers can create harmonious and impactful spaces that evoke specific emotions and atmospheres . This chapter introduced the concept of color psychology in interior design and emphasized the importance of creating harmonious color schemes . It also introduced mood boards as a visual tool for conveying design concepts and exploring different color palettes . By considering color psychology and utilizing mood
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