Generally speaking, it is more appropriate to use light colors around walls, tables and chairs, such as beige around walls, light green and light brown around tables and chairs. The south should use cool colors and the north should use warm colors. In order to prevent the color from "stealing light" and "reflecting light" on people's shooting, the sky curtain (background wall) should have a uniform light color, usually blue or gray, so as to make the camera lens aperture set properly. The other three walls, floors and ceilings of the room should not be saturated with black or bright colors, and usually light blue, light green and light gray are used.
Complex decorative patterns should not be used on all walls to avoid blurring when the camera moves or zooms. The color and brightness of the conference table also have a great influence on the image of the conference room. In order to reduce the shadow on the face, office decoration needs to use a light-colored table, so that light can be reflected to people's faces through the table, or a light-colored tablecloth can be laid on the table. In addition, it is best to add a layer of soft material between tables, such as rubber soles, so as not to make too much noise when knocking on the table.
Conference tables should be arranged in rows. With this office decoration arrangement, participants can naturally sit at the table, see the monitor and be photographed by the camera. In the decoration of the conference room, try to use comfortable chairs and thicken the cushions to avoid unnecessary movement of the lens caused by frequent adjustment of the sitting posture of the participants.