어린이 전시공간 색채디자인 선호도 연구

Abstract

This study aims to identify the color design preferences of children in children's exhibition spaces to provide a basis for improving the visual experience of children and creating an effective exhibition environment. Currently, a wide variety of colors are used in children's exhibition spaces, but overall, low-saturation colors are used, and complementary and analogous color schemes are predominant. The survey results showed a clear preference for the color blue among children, with color preferences varying by grade level. Specifically, blue, white, and turquoise were the most popular colors, while darker, more intense colors such as red and purple were less popular. Based on their color preferences, the exhibition space simulation survey showed that children preferred complementary and analogous color schemes, and high-intensity analogous color schemes. This shows that they like colorful, dynamic, and vibrant colors, and prefer clear, light, clean, and soft colors. Therefore, if children's exhibition spaces are designed with their visual preferences in mind, they will be more likely to engage and experience them.