Parker’s Elements And Principles Of Design

VL: the fireplace goes up to the ceiling creating an illusion that the room is bigger also the very tall windows create that illusion as well

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Horizontal Line: the line above the fireplace that goes from each side of the room makes the room feel wider

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CL: the arches over the shelves adds softness to the living room space so people can feel more comfortable

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DL: the use of diagonal lines add a sense of movement so that you don’t feel stuck when sitting down

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Form 3D: The balls on the ceiling are an interesting piece to the kitchen that make you remember it and adds a different shape to the kitchen

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Texture: the textures on the wall of different items on the beach adds visual interest to the space

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Light: the little lights on the ceiling and the tube lights hanging down provide light across the whole room

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Pattern: the back wall with the design grabs your eye and adds some interest to a boring room

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Scale: the mirror is really big compared to the sink

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Proportion: the windows and chairs are a proportional size to the counter and they look like they fit in the room

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Symmetrical Balance: the room is the same on both sides

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Asymmetrical Balance: each wall of the room has different features like the left has a big open window and the right window is split up and smaller

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Radial Balance: the table in the middle with the chairs around it balance and create cohesion in the room

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Repetition: the repeated use of the plant cases guides your eyes down the hallway

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Transition: the curving staircase guides your eyes from the bottom to the top floor

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Gradation: uses a sense of progression to move the eye from one end of a space to the other from like the dark room with white and black furniture to the bright desert

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Focal Point: The bright green chandelier is very different from the white room and tables and it catches your eyes right when you look in the room

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