This post looks at how colour can influence a healthcare space. Most patients prefer light and bright colours which encourage activity. You must be cognizant of your climate, in colder areas warmer colours may be more appropriate.
The next in our Colour in Healthcare series touches on the intensity of colour and a few fascinating effects that one often doesn’t take into consideration when designing a space.
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Did you miss our first post in the Colour in Healthcare series? Find out more about the 10 principles for the use of colour in healthcare.
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