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Based on experimental analyse, this research explores the
interrelated effects of color temperature and hues on
interior space perception . Specifically, it deals with
respondents spat- ial responses with diverse lighting-color
conditions. Since it is essential to relate such a study with
physiolog- ical reactions, physical characteristics, and
psychological re- actions, the research conducted a series of
psychological exper- iments according to lighting-color
variations in a full-scale laboratory. As opposed to two
dimensional approaches in related studies, this research
suggested a three dimensional perceptual modeling approach.
The experimental results of psychological re- spense on the 24
lighting-color variations were analyzed, the former was
completed by appling an evaluation scale derived from the
Method of Semantic Diffesential； the latter, by switching
light sources. From which, the research concluded the
studied relations. It is concluded that, first, the 4929K
fluorescent lamp as a light sources in interior space
provided the best spatial effects to the respondents；
second, the prioritized propensity towards hues in interior
space is yellow, white,green, red, blue , and swarthy； and
third, distinct discrepancy of spatial res- penses occured due
to respondents occupational background. In short, this research
can be taken as a preliminary study of the effects of color
temperature and hues in interior space. Further study of
similar scope should be focusing on widely app- lied colors and
light sorces.
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