MADISON's Ideas

RADIAL BALANCE: this helps draw your eye to a center of the room, while keeping it simple

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FOCAL POINT: the focal point here is the large fireplace in the center, which your eye is immediately drawn to

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GRADIATION: the tiles are changing from dark to light in the same color, drawing your eye down

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TRANSITION: the beams on the ceiling draw your eye from the kitchen to the dining table in an appeasing way

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REPETITION: the lighting on the ceiling is repeating, adding balance and cohesion

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SYMMETRICAL BALANCE: both counter pieces are the same on each side making it balanced and appealing to the eye

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ASYMMETRICAL BALANCE: the chairs are asymmetrical, they are different but they still balance each other out in the space. As the 2 chairs make up for the size of the couch on the other side

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Proportions: the chairs are proportionate with the sides of the tables, give the room a more clean and functional feeling.

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Scale: the size of the curtains and windows are making the space taller and add more.

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Pattern: the flooring is creating interest and makes the room more vibrant and more interesting, if you were to put almost nothing in the room, the flooring would still make it interesting.

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Accent lighting: the lighting is shaped and is giving the wall more dimension, it’s one of the first things you’d see.

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Texture: the wall is adding visual interest and making the room more interesting and appealing

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3d form: its taking up space and is drawing your attention and making the space more memorable.

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Curved line: it adds a sense of softness, the curved staircase is moving your eye down and is less chaotic and crowded

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Diagonal line: it creates movement in a space, the ceiling is moving your eye up, and is also creating more height.

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Horizontal line: the lines on the wallpaper are making the room appear bigger than it is

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Vertical line: the wall in the back is creating an illusion of height and making your eye go upwards

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