A Study on the Construction and Application of the Dun-Huang Mural Paintings Color Network Model for Hotel Space Design

Abstract

This study aims to explore the application of regional cultural connotations and color patterns in spatial design. A color network model is constructed for the localized design of brand chain hotels, and image analysis technology is utilized to assist designers in generating color schemes. Firstly, the K-means clustering algorithm is employed to extract the color features of mural paintings , establish the color network model, determine the primary and secondary color combinations, and aid in generating the indoor color scheme. This study's results present the color matching and regularity of the "Painting of the Nine-Colored Deer King Jataka" in data and charts, which can more objectively and accurately reflect the color scheme.Subsequently, the Likert scale is applied to conduct the design evaluation, validating the feasibility of extracting the feature colors from the mural paintings and the operability of using the color network model to assist in color matching.The research results are presented in the form of data and charts, showing the color combinations and patterns of the "Painting of the Nine-Colored Deer King Jataka", which can objectively and accurately reflect the color features of the mural. Then the feasibility of the color network model is verified by a color combination of the brand hotel design task.

Keywords: k-means clustering algorithm, color extraction, color network model, Dunhuang mural paintings, indoor colour matching design