Q. What does a colour chart look like?

 

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Q.  What does the colour of light mean and how do you apply that?

 

Colour	Warm	Cool	Blue	Full	Daylight
Temperature	White	White	White	Spectrum
Kelvin	2700-3500	4100	5000	5700	6500
Effects & Moods   Achieved	Warm	General	Efficient	Calm	Alert
	Friendly	Lighting	Bright	Efficient	Bright
	Inviting/ Intimate		Open	Mimics natural light	Replicates Daylight
	Non Threatening
	Enhances yellow, red & orange tones. Visually increases warmth in areas.	Slightly warmer than daylight with hints of yellow.	Clean & crisp. White & bright	Prevents Eye Strain    Essential for visual detailed tasks.	Provides ample light for areas without windows.
	Retail	Hallways	Floral	Offices	Warehouses Areas that lack natural light   Manufacturing
	Restaurants	Parking Lots	Hospitals	Medical
Applications	Boutiques	Airports	Supermarkets	Auto Detailing
	Schools		Paint shops
	Supermarkets	General Lighting	Car Dealerships	Computer Intensive Areas	Fast Food
	Art Galleries		“Clean Rooms”	Color Matching	Factories

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