Abby’s Elements And Principles Of Design

This roof shows an example of transition because it transitions your eye from the right to the left.

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The artwork on the living room wall provides a sense of rhythm that draws your eyes up, this is an example of gradation.

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The plants and lights on the wall are an example of repetition which draws your eye.

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This entryway has both an arch and a circular window which is an example of radical balance. These create balance and cohesion within the room.

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This house has lots of dim light which illuminates the house but makes it cozy.

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The proportion between the decoration and furniture in this bedroom is perfect. This is functional but also pretty.

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The high ceilings in this sunroom is a good example of scale. This makes the room feel bigger than it really is.

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The wood coffee table in this living room is an example of a 3D form. This adds a lot of visual interest in the space.

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This bedroom has lots of patterns on the curtains and bed which create interest from your eyes.

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This indoor/outdoor room has a lot of curved lines these lines make the space feel very warm and soft.

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This room has tall windows with vertical line curtains, this makes the room seem very tall.

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This bedroom has a lot of texture, texture adds a visual interest to this space and draws people in.

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This room has a lot of diagonal lines on the wallpaper. This creates movement throughout the space.

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This living room is asymmetrical, neither the chair nor the couch or lamp are the same. They are all different in different places.

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The painting in this dining room is the focal point, it provides a destination for your eyes and is different from the rest of the room

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This bathroom is symmetrical, the the towels, cabinets, and sink are all identical on each side

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This bathroom tile is an example of horizontal lines which creates an illusion of width in a space.

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