concept   colors
12 commonsense assertions
Cultures (12) • Western countries (1) • Asian countries (1) • Western culture (1) • Indian culture (1) • Western cultures (1) • interior design (1) • South Africa (1) • symbolism (1) • Chinese culture (1) • Feng Shui in Chinese culture (1) • geometric design (1) • Scientific culture (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 colors Western countries In Western cultures, colors are linked to specific emotions and symbolism, such as red for passion and blue for calmness. 11
2 colors Asian countries Colors in Asian countries hold symbolic meanings, such as red for good luck and white for mourning. 10
3 colors Western culture In Western culture, black is typically linked to formality and mourning. 6
4 colors Indian culture In Indian culture, colors hold symbolic meanings and bright colors are associated with joy and spirituality. 4
5 colors Western cultures In Western cultures, neutral and earthy colors are popular for interior design and fashion. 4
6 colors interior design Regional interior design practices influence the choice of neutral and vibrant colors in interior design. 4
7 colors South Africa In South Africa, colors have profound cultural and religious meanings and associations. 3
8 colors symbolism Colors have symbolic meanings in different cultures, such as white symbolizing death and mourning, black symbolizing mystery and power, and yellow representing courage and refinement. 3
9 colors Chinese culture In Chinese culture, red represents luck and joy, while white is linked to death and mourning. 2
10 colors Feng Shui in Chinese culture Feng Shui in Chinese culture emphasizes that specific colors impact energy and balance in interior design. 2
11 colors geometric design Bold and vibrant colors in geometric designs make a visually striking impact. 2
12 colors Scientific culture Colors in scientific culture are defined by their specific wavelengths on the electromagnetic spectrum. 1