Understanding Colour Basics & How to Combine Secondary and Primary Colours in Interior Design

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🎨 Understanding Colour Basics & How to Combine Secondary and Primary Colours in Interior Design Discover how to use primary ( red, blue, yellow ) and secondary colours ( orange, green, purple ) to create emotionally engaging, beautifully balanced spaces. Complete with room-by-room techniques and style guidance. Table of Contents Introduction: The Language of Colour Understanding Primary & Secondary Colours Combining Colours: Rules of Thumb Room-by-Room Design Examples The Emotional Impact of Colour Combos Designer Tips for Colour Success Practical Tools & Resources Conclusion & Downloadable Resources 1. Introduction: The Language of Colour Colour is much more than a visual tool—it’s an expression of mood, intention, and identity. In interior design, we use colour to convey calm, excitement, luxury, warmth, or focus. When used intentionally, colour can transform a space from functional to emotionally meaningful. At the heart of c...

The Cube

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 was amazed by this magnificent structure standing in the midst of a busy urban area.I called it a structure cause its  more than a building. It looks like a molecular structure in one of those atomic science analysis  but now its real and enlarged. I sure will love to live there ,eye-rolling just thinking about it.
Anyway it's known as "The Cube" , its located on a prominently visible location on Plot 941 in Sin el Fil, an eastern district of Beirut, Lebanon. It is a 50 meter high tower conceptually simplified but a wowing edifice.

The cube architectural building

The cube architectural building





With a fantastic and perfect view of the cityscape of Beirut and the Mediterranean.
The large panoramic windows gives you a 360 view of Beirut and each level consists of one or two apartments, with every apartment having an opportunity to take in the day and night views of the vibrant city of  Beirut.


The design with the 14 stacked and rotated floor plans generates 19  apartments in total, with fluid spaces, large balconies and wall to wall window frames.The parking garage is located underground in 3 layers and partly set into the adjacent hill.The cantilever floors and the X ,Y factor on the Cube gave it an outstanding facade to behold.

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