Proper

Abstract

Emotional design of public facilities is an important factor to enhance the quality of life of the community members by enhancing the public image and emotional sensitivity. The art museum is a space where emotional research is needed as a variety of roles that enrich the life as a comfortable space for creating a wide range of culture for the public. This study examined and analyzed emotional design elements based on Donald Norman's emotional design research on the public facilities of four public art museums in Jeju area which has the largest number of museum facilities compared to the domestic population. As a result of the study, visual elements of stereotyped shapes and tactile elements of wood and stone material texture are the most common. There are 4 art museums public facilities have stable and comfortable emotional factors, but there are few stimuli that cause fun and interest such as uniqueness and irregularity. In order to increase the emotional satisfaction of the visitors, it is necessary to stimulate interest and try various expressions.