Focal Point: The bright red door draws your eyes immediately to it.
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Gradation: The ombré wall adds a type of rhythm that draws your eye up the wall.
Transition: The arch ways help guide your eye from one area to another.
Repetition: The lights, windows, and arches help draw your eye in a certain direction down the hallway.
Radial Balance: The chairs are placed around the circular table which creates cohesion in the room.
Asymmetrical Balance: Down the line on the left side of the door the objects on each side are unbalanced and create an informal feel.
Symmetrical Balance: The cabinets and mirrors are the same on each side which adds a formal look to the room.
Proportion: The chairs are proportional to the table and children so they are functional to use.
Scale: The window is a fitting size for the wall and isn’t too big or small.
Pattern: The pattern on the wallpaper creates visual interest in this space.
Light: The head lamp creates an ambient in the space and illuminates the room.
Texture: The texture in the fireplace, couch, and stool all add visual interest to the space.
Form (2D or 3D): The whole room has shapes that add visual interest to the space.
Diagonal line: The beams in the ceiling create movement in the space.
Curved line: The arched entry way and stairs adds a sense of softness to the space.
Horizontal line: The wood planks along the ceiling, floor, and wall create the illusion of width in the space.
Vertical line: The windows along with the curtains create the illusion of height in the space.
Focal Point: The bright red door draws your eyes immediately to it.
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