Aesthetic Journal

Most interiors are designed for immediacy. Color choices are evaluated by how they appear upon completion, how they photograph, and how strongly they register...

Emotional fatigue in interiors rarely announces itself clearly. It does not feel like discomfort in a traditional sense. Instead, it manifests gradually, as restlessness,...

Metallic color is often discussed as a visual variation of color rather than a distinct perceptual condition. Gold is treated as yellow with shine....

Background color is rarely discussed with seriousness. It is often described as a neutral choice, a safe decision, or a supporting layer meant to...

Warm, cool, and neutral are the most commonly used terms in color discussion. They appear in design briefs, marketing language, and everyday conversation. These...

Color is often treated as a matter of preference. It is chosen late in the design process, adjusted for harmony, trend, or taste. Warm...

In many contemporary interiors, light is treated as a performer. It is designed to impress, to dramatize, to command attention. Fixtures are celebrated. Effects...

Reflection is often discussed in terms of material. Surfaces are described as glossy or matte, reflective or absorptive. While material behavior matters, it is...