Light as a Determinant of Perceived Size
Neuroarchitecture principle applied to small spaces: the quantity, direction, and temperature of light determine the subjective perception of a space's size, po
Definition
Neuroarchitecture principle applied to small spaces: the quantity, direction, and temperature of light determine the subjective perception of a space's size, potentially making a small environment feel spacious — or vice versa — without modifying a single centimeter of its actual surface area.