LOREN's Ideas

Vertical line: the fire place makes the room seem super tall because it is a vertical line.

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Horizontal line: the cabinets and the wall paper have horizontal lines that make the space seem wider.

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Diagonal line: the diagonal lines in the wall pattern, even though subtle, creates movement in the space.

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Curved line: adds a sense of softness in this space with the curved table and couch.

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Form: the chairs are a unique shape and made the area more memorable, and added a visual interest.

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Texture: the texture on these walls give the space visual interest.

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Light: in this room there is light naturally from the window along with light fixtures and chandeliers that provide artificial light.

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Pattern: the backsplash behind the stove creates visual interest to this kitchen

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Scale: the size of the paintings shows scale by being a good size for the space it was put into.

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Proportion: the chairs are proportionate to the table and are functionable

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Symmetrical: this living room is symmetrical objects on each side of the room are identical.

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Asymmetrical balance: it is not symmetrical but it still looks balanced and looks good.

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Radial balence: it is I a circular placement and balances and creates configuration in the room.

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Repetition: the arches draw your eye to both sides and are repeating.

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Transition: the arches transition your eye down the walkway.

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Gradation: the windows go from light to dark and draw your eye down.

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Focal point: your eyes are immediately drawn to the clock on the wall

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