The vibrancy of this venue continues into the Interiors with bold furniture choices, quirky artwork and experimental wines that lends itself to the overall eclectic ambiance. The simple but striking exterior beckon you into this lively and boisterous space and invite you to sit down and enjoy a glass of wine, or two. As you drive down Chinden you can’t help but notice the hot pink and electric blue accents on the exterior of the new Split Rail winery tasting room in Garden City (Architecture by Pivot North, Interiors by KovichCo). The new design for Split Rail winery has certainly taken the age-old adage of using color to evoke a certain feeling within a space. Why are museum walls commonly white? Why are red and yellow used in almost every fast-food chain? Why does a ripe yellow banana look more appealing than a green or brown one? Because color shapes our world and our emotions.Ĭommercial spaces take a different approach to setting a specific mood which can vary greatly depending on the type of space, the client, location, and target demographic.

How we perceive and experience food, fashion, a flashy billboard or even a space is greatly impacted by color. Color is fundamental to our experience of the world around us. Visualizing the different colors, textures, sounds, and light allows the user to create an escape and be transported elsewhere. Our job is to design and create spaces that will leave a positive impact in the way you view space and the emotions that you associate with it. Natural & artificial light, color, texture, and acoustics are all things designers must consider when trying to evoke a certain emotion from the users. When designing an interior space, there are a lot of different factors that can change the way a person interacts with the space. Design can directly influence our behavior or mood.

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