Elements & Principles Of Design

The painting on the wall is an example of focal point because its the first thing you’d look at in the room.

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The painting on the wall are gradation because it goes from dark blue up to light blue.

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The room is an example of transition because eyes go from one thing to another.

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The exact window repeating is an example of repetition because it is going in the direction where eyes go in a room.

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The round table is an example of radial balance since it’s round.

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The room is an example of asymmetrical balance because of it being different on both sides.

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The entire room is an example of symmetrical balance since it is the exact same on the other side.

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The chair and the desk are an example of proportion making them functional.

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The pictures on the wall is an example of scale for the size.

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The pattern all over the room create visual interest in the room.

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The chandelier is nan example of light adding ambience to the room.

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The texture on the back wall adds visual interest to the space.

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The three dimensional wall is an example of form making the space memorable.

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The diagonal bookcase is an example of diagonal line creating movement in the space.

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The curved staircase is an example of a curved line adding a sense of softness.

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The lower shelves is an example of horizontal line because of it creating the illusion that the width of the room is larger.

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The fireplace is an example of vertical line because it make us think the room in longer.

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