brittany wang’s block 4 idea book

the columns are examples of vertical lines which give the illusion of height in a space.

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the shelves are examples of horizontal lines which make a space seem wider than it really is.

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the staircase is an example of a curved line which adds a elegance to a space.

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the bookshelf is an example of diagonal line which create movement in a space.

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the eyes are examples of form which makes a space interesting.

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the ottoman is an example of texture which helps make a space more visually interesting.

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the dim lighting is an example of light and creates a relaxed and more intimate feeling in the space.

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the artwork is an example of pattern which creates visual interest in a space.

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the size of the sculpture is an example of scale which helps it fit to the space.

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the chairs are proportionate to the dining table and is an example of proportion which helps make pieces fit well together.

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the paintings and nightstands are examples of symmetrical balance which gives more of a formal feeling to a space.

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the gallery wall is an example of asymmetrical balance which makes a space more interesting for a longer time.

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the dining table/chairs/rug/light are examples of radial balance which help to balance the room.

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the lights/windows are examples of repetition which creates a continuous pattern throughout the space and creates a sense of stability.

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the doorway is an example of transition which draws your eyes from one area of the space to another.

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the back wall is an example of gradation which draws your eye in a certain direction so your eyes sweeps across the space.

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the back wall is an example of a focal point which adds a “wow” factor to a space.

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