**d.** Perceiving intelligence

The interior is dynamic. The composition and the details of its components lead the perceiver to a fourth dimension. The details and the main parts drive the vision to a continuity of scenes (**Figure 5**).

**Figure 1.** Perception process of the interiors.

**Figure 2.** Perceptual organization example.

**Figure 3.** Perceptual segregation example.

**Figure 4.** Perceptual construction example.

**Figure 2.** Perceptual organization example.

**Figure 1.** Perception process of the interiors.

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**Figure 3.** Perceptual segregation example.

**Figure 5.** Perceiving intelligence—example.

#### *2.2.2. Scentscape perception*

The scent is an additional element to create a psychological effect. So, using this tool to enhance the functionality and the productivity of a place is vital. It affects the human with full consciousness at the beginning, and then, it moves to the back of the mind, while still affecting the person's performance. Pleasant scents make people remain longer in the space. The scent can stimulate happiness, appetite, their motivation to complete a particular function and even their feeling of belonging in a place. To design the scent scheme in any interior, designers refer to the Scentscape. Scented space will feel larger, cleaner, fresh and bright; it adds part of the beauty to it.
