Look Book

The chandelier is an example of a focal point. It contrasts the rest of the colors in the room and it is a big wow factor that draws the eye to it.

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The color of the steps is an example of Gradation. It increases in color as you come down the steps, making it seem as though the bottom steps are heavier than the top.

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This arch is an example of a transition. It draws the room from one side of the room to the other.

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These pots are an example of repetition. They are the exact same thing many times and they draw the eye in whichever direction they are looking at.

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This table and chairs is an example of radial balance. It is balance all the way around a circle and allows the eye to relax.

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This entire room is an example of symmetrical balance to create a more formal feel.

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The frames on the wall are an example of asymmetrical balance. They convince the eye that they are balanced, when really, they are different on each side.

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The proportion of the chairs to the counter is perfectly sized to not distract the eye from flowing.

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The chairs are an example of scale, the size of the chairs make sense in this room and make the room flow together.

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The pattern on the chairs, ottoman, and pillows unite the space as one while creating visual interest.

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The lighting in this space makes use of both natural and artificial lighting. The natural light comes from the windows and the artificial comes from the overhead lights and the lights beneath the cabinets. All of the light makes the room seem bigger and more open.

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The texture on the wall behind the bed creates more visual interest than a flat, painted wall would.

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The footrest in this picture is an example of 3D Form. It creates visual interest.

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The curved line in the wall gives the room an elegant, graceful feel.

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The diagonal lines in the book case create more movement in the room to allow the eye to wander.

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The horizontal lines in the mirror, the counter top, and the cabinets, make the wall and entire room seem wider than they actually are.

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The vertical lines in the partial wall create the illusion of more light in the space. They also create the idea of two separate rooms without completely enclosing the space.

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