Colour
Another factor to consider here is psychology. Shades like forest green and pale grey are generally a good choice for restaurants, hotels or other venues where people will spend extended periods of time as they promote a relaxed feeling. If your space needs an element of passion or excitement, like a gym or conference room, reds and oranges are a good idea to bring some energy to the space.
Accessories
A building like a hospital or a restaurant generally requires more decorative accessories, as people are likely to spend a lot of time there waiting. The décor should also be calming and relaxing so that the space operates as intended. Other areas, like offices, may have a stronger focus on functional accessories as the space needs to be conducive to increasing productivity and improving performance.
Furniture
You also want the furniture you choose to complement the style of your interior design. If it’s too much of a contrast, it will negatively impact the feel of your space.
Layout
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