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Different colour temperatures emit diferent mixtures of wavelengths, so different colour temperatures will cause different proportions of wavelengths to be reflected off dyes and pigments into the eye. The mixture of wavelengths is what determines how we see colour. Thus, colour temperature directly influences how we see colour.
