Elements and Principles of Design

The bright red piece of art in the wall shows an example of a focal point of point. of emphasis because it is like the hero or jewel of the room and your eye is drawn to it right away. It is also a defining feature in the space.

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This shows gradation because your eyes are drawn to the couch because it is the biggest looking object in the room.

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This photo shows transition because you look in the living room and then your eye transitions to the space behind it.

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This shows repetition. because the bright orange flowers deon your eye to that part of the room.

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This shows radial balance because there is a circular configuration that balances and creates cohesion in the room.

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This photo shows symmetrical balance because each side of the room is identical.

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This room has asymmetrical balance because the couch is different from the chairs on the other side of the room but everything is still balanced.

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The bed is proportional to the rest of the room making it functional.

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The bowl on the table shows scale because it gives you an idea of how big everything lease is and shows size.

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The floor in this room shows pattern and creates visual interest in the space.

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This photo shows light because it is very ambient, illuminating the room.

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The wall in the shower is textured and adds visual interest to this space.

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There are lots of shapes in this photo which add visual interest to the space and make it memorable, which is form.

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The stairs, railings, and carpet are all curved in this photo and they create a sense of softness to this space.

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The beams on the ceiling and some of the trim on the windows shoe diagonal lines because they are at a slant and creates the illusion a sense of movement in a space.

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The beams going across the ceiling are shoeing horizontal lines because they are going side to side and creates the illusion of width in a space.

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Vertical lines are shown in this picture because the blinds covering the widows are going up and down. It creates the illusion of height in a space.

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