1. Shape and Form

2. SHAPE **Shape is 2-Dimensional** Shape is made by connecting lines
The flat outline of an object

3. FORM ***Form is 3-dimensional*** An object that has an enclosing space
Form occurs when something takes up space

4. SHAPE VS. FORM

5. There are 3 types of shapes:
RECTANGULAR FORMS: Most commonly used in our homes. These include squares, rectangles, and cubes.
Most rooms follow this form because:
The danger is that we use them too much and it can become boring.
It is not visually interesting if everything is 90 degree angles.
You must use a variety of shapes and forms in design to add interest in the space.

6. They suggest motion, attract and hold attention.
2. ANGULAR FORMS: Include triangles and pyramids. It is the strongest shape.
They are used in modern homes with vaulted ceilings, and in stair cases.
They suggest motion, attract and hold attention.
Examples: Most sloping roofs, angled walls, window treatments, lamp shades, Christmas trees, and accessories.

7. c. Provide great variety.
3. CURVED FORMS: Brings to mind things found in nature such as trees, clouds, rocks, flowers etc.
Circles and spheres have unique qualities.
A sense of femininity.
Remind us of motion.
c. Provide great variety.
Examples: Plates, bowls, lamp shades, pillows, tables, chairs, stools, etc.

8. Using the white boards
Pick one type of Shape/Form that you see in each room.
Draw or write the
shape/form that
you see in each
of the rooms.
Rectangular

19. SWITCH PICTURE WITH PARTNER DISCUSS YOUR FINDINGS WITH PARTNER
ACTIVITY
30 seconds to find a picture in your magazine
30 seconds to find your partner that has matching face card
1 minute to locate all types of shape and form using marker
SWITCH PICTURE WITH PARTNER
1 minute to locate even more types on your partners picture
SWTICH PICTURES BACK
DISCUSS YOUR FINDINGS WITH PARTNER