Semantic Aspects of Color and Space in Interior Design

Abstract

he study examines the semantic aspects of color and space in interior design and their influence on human perception, emotional responses, and spatial experience. Particular attention is paid to the psychological and cultural meanings of color, as well as to the role of spatial organization in creating functional and aesthetically harmonious environments. The research is based on the analysis of scientific literature, professional publications, and contemporary interior design projects. The findings demonstrate that color and space are essential semantic components that affect emotions, behavior, comfort, and the overall quality of interior environments. The paper highlights the significance of integrating color psychology, spatial planning, natural elements, and modern technologies in human-centered interior design. It is concluded that the effective interaction of color and space contributes to the creation of visually coherent, emotionally engaging, and functionally efficient interiors that support human well-being and sustainable development.