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principles of design
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Focal Point, The designer wants us the see the pedestal which is why the path leads to it and the pedestal is in the middle. On either side of the pedestal the garden is symmetrical which leads you eye to the center.
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Harmony, the back cabnet is centered in the middle of the wall (proportion). The art and the lamps on top of the dresser is symmetrical. The room sticks to a color scheme. The room is also filled to scale.
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Proportion, The dress is in the middle below the TV and has symmetrical closets on each side.
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Random Rhythm, all the cabinets are different sizes and facing different ways.
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Gradated Rhythm, the shelves get bigger as they move up the wall.
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regular rhythm, the pictures on the wall are all the same size and follow the same pattern.
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Radial, the couch and pillows are the focal point
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asymmetrical balance, the room is not split evenly, with the couch and the chairs, wall decore, and the lamp.
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symmetrical balance, when split in half the room is the exact same on both sides.
Focal Point, The designer wants us the see the pedestal which is why the path leads to it and the pedestal is in the middle. On either side of the pedestal the garden is symmetrical which leads you eye to the center.
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