Sophia’s Ideas Lookbook

The red door is an example of a focal point which your eye is drawn too.

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The tiles in the shower is an example of gradation which draws your eye to a certain part of the room.

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This curved sofa transitions your eye from one area of the room to another which is a example of transition.

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The arches in the hallway is an example of repetition that draw your eyes in a certain direction whitin the room.

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This table is an example of radial balance which creates cohesion is a room.

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This space is symmetrical because the couches are the same on each side.

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This space is asymmetrical because the chairs and couch are not the same on both sides.

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The chairs fit with the table and are functional in this space which shows a proportional space.

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The painting above the fireplace fits the space and the size is right for the area which is a example of scale.

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The pattern in the wallpaper creates a visual interest within this space.

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This light is an example of ambient because the light coming through the windows illuminates the room.

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The texture along the walls is an example of texture and this creates visual interest to the room.

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The fire place is a representation of 3D form and creates a memorable piece for the space.

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The book shelves along the wall in a diagonal line create movement in the space

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The curved furniture is shown through the couch, chairs, side table, ottoman and more in this space. These help to give the room a sense of softness.

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In this space the horizontal wall art creates a lengthier feeling and illusion of width

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The vertical boards going up the stairs case add the illusion of height to the space.

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