Comparisons were drawn between pairs of oppositional adjectives-warm and cool, exciting and calm, spacious and intimate-to find out if perceptions of spatial aspects represented by oppositional adjectives elicit contrasting emotional responses. Data revealed that orange was found significantly more warm and exciting than blue, whereas blue was found significantly more cool and calming than orange, regardless of level of brightness. It can be deduced from this **data** that spatial qualities represented by oppositional adjectives evoked contrasting emotional responses. This **data** provides evidence that the VE can generate spatial aspects of warmth, coolness, and excitement and calmness that were perceivable to participants. Thus, the hypothesis posed at the beginning of this paper as a basis for this study can be confirmed.