Curvy Spaces

Tawil and colleagues’ found that “Previous research suggests that curved vs. angular interior environments trigger affective (e.g., preference). . . . responses. . . . Online participants . . . undertook four randomized tasks involving 20 photo-realistic living room images matched for contours (angular vs. curved) and styles (modern vs. classic). . . . The findings confirm the previously reported positive effect of curved objects . . . and interiors . . . The results are also in line with…

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