"Designs for religious spaces today are no longer limited to archaic motifs like the flying buttresses and clustered columns of old. In fact, contemporary religious interior designs target a new range of artistic sensibilities. However, many still tend to water down their selections and revert to a neutral scheme to get everyone to agree; the problem is that although playing it safe does have its merits, it can be quite boring. An article by Sandy Stone in heimsmath.com refers to this practice as the “Everything is Beige” syndrome. She says that this is why color must be considered from the very beginning of the design process—long before you've looked into the most suitable church pews for sale. She advises that the church assigns a color committee made of three to four qualified persons who will work with the architect or interior designer to understand the impact of color on the church's design."
http://www.covenantchurchfurniture.com/choosing-the-best-color-for-your-religious-space-before-church-chairs
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