Beautifull is a common misspelling of the word beautiful, which is used to describe someone or something that’s very pretty. Other synonyms for beautiful include gorgeous, pretty, and bombshell.
Several philosophical theories of beauty elaborate on the variables that make an experience beautiful. Almost all, except Hegel, relate beauty to pleasure. Some add that a sense of harmony in variety and a wish to continue an experience are also part of beauty. Our survey and experimental data suggest that the pleasure, harmony, and wish to continue dimensions are all related to the subjective experience of beauty.
In our surveys, participants rated the beauty of images and music. They also reported their feelings while experiencing and remembering beauty. They also answered questions about their general beliefs about beauty, and they gave demographic information (age and gender). We clustered our results to find the best model to explain ratings of beauty. This model accounted for 72% of the variation in beauty ratings.
The models included the following variables:
Results showed that beauty increased primarily with: the perception of universality, pleasure, and a wish to continue. Beauty did not increase with surprise or the degree to which participants felt that a stimulus told a story. The type of stimulus (music or image kind) did not modulate these effects.
Beautifull, a light-peach hue, is reminiscent of the soft, feminine shells of lobsters. It’s a gentle color that can be used in a range of different settings and combines well with neutrals like grays and whites. It also pairs well with blues and greens, resulting in an organic, fresh feel that’s perfect for spas and wellness products or for food and beverage brands.
The name of this beautifull shade comes from the town of Falun in Sweden. It’s the only color named after a city in Europe, and is also close to the color of the sky at sunset. It’s a warm, serene shade that can be used in many different types of spaces, but it works especially well in bedrooms.
This stunning pastel pink color is similar to the seafoam greens and coral passion shades that are so popular for coastal designs. It evokes a serene tranquility, and the blue undertones make it a great choice for spa and wellness products, travel and vacation destinations, and health and fitness brands. It can also be used in offices to create a soothing, balanced environment that’s both productive and inviting.