Elements And Principles Of Design

The back drop of the kitchen is an example of vertical lines and draws the eye up.

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The lines on the wall are an example of horizontal lines and makes the space seem wider.

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The staircase is an example of a curved line and creates a graceful effect.

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The stairs are an example of diagonal lines and this creates movement.

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The coffee table adds form to the space.

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The back drop of the kitchen is an example of texture and adds interest to the space.

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The windows and lights in this room are an example of lighting.

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This room is an example of pattern and it creates visual interest.

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This painting shows scale because it is the right size for the space.

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The table and chairs show proportion because they are the right size for each other.

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This bathroom is an example of symmetrical balance because both sides are the same.

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The artwork on the wall is an example of asymmetrical balance because the sides are balanced but not the same.

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The formation of the couch is an example of racial balance because it shows a circular space.

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The lamps and beams are an example of repetition and draws your eye down the hallway.

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The archways are an example of transition because it draws your eye to the next space.

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The blue wall is gradation because it draws your eye up along the wall

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The focal point in this room is the fireplace

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