Elements And Principles Of Design

The transition of the books down the wall draws your eyes in a gradation.

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The arched windows in the back help to transition you across the back wall.

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The repeated light fixture draws the eyes down the hallways

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The round couch allows for more balance within the room.

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The chairs across from the couch make it asymmetrical.

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This bathroom has the same items and is equal which makes it symmetrical.

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The chairs demonstrate proportion because they fit under the table with space.

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The painting is to scale with the space and adds a pleasing feel to the room.

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The pattern draws the eyes and makes the space more interesting.

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The windows give the space a bright and cheerful ambience

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The tile on the wall adds texture and makes the space interesting.

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The 3D form is the thing hanging because it draws the eyes and makes the room memorable.

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The diagonals add a lot of movement and texture within the room

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The domed, rounded ceiling gives a softer look to the entry way.

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The shiplap paneling on the wall gives the illusion of a larger width in the room.

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The vertical lines of this are through the window panes, which create more height within the room.

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