Elements And Principles Of Design
Asymmetrical balance is where two small objects may balance one large item. Asymmetrical balance tends to shift the focus from the center and achieves balance by visual tension created between dissimilar objects. Also tender to be informal and is generally more active than symmetrical balance. The picture shows two small chairs balancing with one sofa. This provides a more spacious appearance.
This photo shows symmetrical balance. This is shown by the nightstands and the detail on the bed being symmetrical. The objects on each side of the room are identical and arranged equally on each side of an imaginary line. This employs in traditional and formal environments and adds a feeling of dignity to the interior. This conveys a restful and peaceful and appreciated.
This photo shows proportion. It encompasses both the relationships of one part of an object to its other parts or to the whole. Ratios can help designers decide the proportions of the windows or fireplace. This is shown in the picture by how the windows and fireplace or proportioned to look pleasing to the eye in the room.
The element of light in a room affects the physical as well as the emotional comfort of the user. This room has lights hanging from the ceiling to ones that are in the ceiling. With the light there is visual elements that are experienced. The quality as well as the quality of light is critical in a well-designed room. Light variations can create interest in a room.
Emphasis in a room is the focal point and supportive furnishings that create the center of attention. The emphasis in the room is the fire place. The fire place can bring a feeling of order and unity to the room. It doesn’t show boredom in the room because it has a focal point.
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