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Maybe all elevator doors should be red. I've been in places (like hospitals) where the elevators were in an alcove and hard to spot from any kind of distance. That's rather bright, though. :)
ReplyDeleteThat certainly is a bright red. The other colors are pretty bright as well. It almost seems like the elevator should only be used in case of an emergency, being that red.
ReplyDeleteWell those colours certainly brighten up that lobby!
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ReplyDeleteLove the multi colour scheme here TFG, looks like they were finishing off tins of left over paint :)
ReplyDeleteThis reminds me of a facility I used to work in where the doors were all painted bright colours to help the residents know which was an office/apartment/stairwell/ etc. It was very cheery, actually!
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