Elements And Principles Of Design

The vertical lines in this room on the wall make the room look taller.

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The horizontal lines on the wall make the space look wider.

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The curved stairs are an example of a curved line creates softness.

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The book shelf on the wall is an example of a diagonal line because it creates movement.

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The pattern on these pillows are an example of pattern because they create visual interest.

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These lights are an example of light because they create options.

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The brick on this wall creates texture because it is creating visual interest.

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The coffee table is an example of forms because it makes the room memorable.

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The wall is an example of gradation because the colors go from light to dark.

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The archways are an example of transition because they dare your eye to a different room.

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The chairs and lights are examples of repetition because there are multiple of one item in a space.

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The table, chairs, rub, and ceiling are all an example of radial balance because they all revolve around one point.

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This room is an example of asymmetrical balance because the two sides of the room are different.

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The paintings are an example of symmetrical balance because it creates order in the space.

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The couch and coffee tables are examples of proportion because they are the same height.

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This painting is an example of scale because it is proportional to the wall and the furniture.

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The chandelier is an example of a focal point because it draws the human eye.

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