Principals of Design

This is an example of a focal point. The clock draws your attention. It is the first thing that you see because of it's size and placement in the room.

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This walkway is an example of a random rhythm. It is still in a rhythm but it is not perfectly lined up like a perfect rhythm would be. Its kind of random and quirky.

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This is another example of asymmetrical design. The room is not exactly the same on both sides. One side has the self with thing on it and the other side had the vine and side table.

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This is an example of asymmetrical balance. The room is not exactly the same on both sides. Each side has their own thing but it is not exactly the same.

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I feel like this represents a regular rhythm. The line of chairs reminds me of the example picture from the note. It is a straight line of the same chair, a perfect rhythm.

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This is an example of radical balance. The center of the space has the circular fire pit and it is surrounded by the circle of chairs.

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This is an example of symmetrical balance. Although it is a simple room it is has a lot of symmetry. The desks are the same with the same lamps and the picture frames the middle perfectly.

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