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color-harmony-engine
A color harmony engine for designing interior color palettes. The 'moodboard-designer' and 'style-analyst' agents must use this skill's color theory, palette formulas, and style-specific palette database when composing color palettes and analyzing styles. Used for 'color palette design', 'color harmony', 'color psychology', etc. Furniture selection and budget management are outside this skill's scope.
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# Color Harmony Engine — Interior Color Harmony Engine
Provides systematic color theory, palette formulas, and psychological effects for interior design.
## Basic Palette Formulas
### 60-30-10 Rule
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60% — Dominant: Walls, ceiling, large furniture
30% — Secondary: Fabric, curtains, rugs, small furniture
10% — Accent: Cushions, accessories, artwork
Example (Scandinavian):