Principles of Design

Image that uses elements and design. 1) Balance: you can cut the room in half and everything matches. 2) The proportion of the room=the proportion of the couches and table. 3)Texture: The couches and wall look smooth and the chairs look more scratchy. 4) Space: The room is very full and crowded. 5) Form: Some of the couches and chairs look 2 or 3 D. 6) Harmony: Both the elements and principles work together in this room.

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Emphasis is used here because of the painting. It's very big and hanging right at eye level when you walk into the room.

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Random Rhythm is used here because all of the colors they used are all random: pink, blue, brown, white, black, etc.

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Regular Rhythm is used here with the colors. The room mainly consists of different shades of brown and white.

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Radial Balance is used here because your eyes start at the table in the middle and then radiate outward toward the chairs and then the wall.

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Asymmetrical Balance is used here because if you cut a straight line down the room, the sides of the room don't match up. For example, the TV and marble wall aren't symmetric with each other, there's not a couch on the left side, and the objects on the table are all different.

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Symmetrical Balance is used here because if you cut the room straight down the middle, both of the sides (chairs, couch, table, windows, etc.) match each other.

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