Colour and Sense

interior design - space designed based on each inhabitant's character, needs and personal preferences
office and other work space - designed to support specific activity. (Suitable colour combination is different for a call centre than an accountant's office or an operating theatre)
commercial interior colour - appropriate schemes designed to support the activity aimed for them (sale or exhibition of goods,etc) could substantially enhance the desired outcome (e.g. increased sale)
hospitals, social services - certain colours could evoke positive psychological outcome that helps healing and finding internal balance
schools, nurseries, libraries - right selection of colours could aid concentration, stimulate desire to seek knowledge
restaurants, hotels, design of interior with targeted use of colours and materials
sport stadiums, gymnasiums - certain colour combinations support performance, concentration, support physical activity
corporate colours - carefully selected colour combination could strongly support the corporate message of an enterprise. People subconsciously decode messages held by colour and , based on that, have certain expectations and assumptions about a firm, what it offers and what it stands for

Graduated form the Faculty of Architecture at Slovak Technical University, Bratislava
Speciality - interior design
Profession: architect

Further studies:
Personal colour consultant (Cerificate of Competence in Colour)
The Society of Dyers and Colourists
Study concluded with distinction
Trained by author of theory of psychological influence of colours
Angela Wright