Elements And Principles Of Design

The large fireplace is the FOCAL POINT of this room because of its large size your eye is immediately drawn to it.

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When you look at this picture your eyes are drawn from the large base of the stairwell and up the stairs as they appear to decrease because these stairs are a striking use of GRADATION.

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This was has REPETITION in the butterflies that draw attention to this wall in the bathroom.

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In this room your eyes TRANSITION between the two massive curved windows

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The RADIAL BALANCE in this room is because of the circular light that brings this whole room together.

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Both sides of this living room are identical so this is an example of SYMMETRICAL BALANCE.

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The room uses ASYMMETRICAL BALANCE through the pictures of the wall that are informally balanced.

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The table in the center is PROPORTIONAL to the size of the couches around it.

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The small chairs are perfectly to SCALE with the small table that is intended for small children.

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The pillows and curtains in this room have a similar zebra like PATTERN that makes the room cohesive.

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These large round LIGHTS brighten the room and add a warmth to the room.

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The walls of this bathroom use a rough TEXTURE that is interesting to look at.

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The large wooden coffee table is an example of FORM because this unique table is very visually interesting.

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This window in the bathroom uses a CURVED LINE to create softness and make the room feel very tranquil.

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There are DIAGONAL LINES on the ceiling of this bedroom that make the room feel like there is movement.

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The HORIZONTAL LINES of the fireplace make it look wider and more stretched out.

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The tall cupboards create a VERTICAL LINE that make the pantry feel taller.

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