1. Principles of Design

2. HARMONY
Combination of:
Unity
Variety

3. WHAT IS UNITY AND VARIETY?
UNITY: (things that are the same)
Color scheme
Style
Size of furnishings
Wood elements
VARIETY: (things that are different)
All of the accessories and the different prints

5. The way one object relates to the whole of the design
PROPORTION
The way one object relates to the whole of the design

6. Size of an object in relation to other objects
SCALE
Size of an object in relation to other objects

7. BALANCE Equal weight on all parts of the room Types:
Formal (symmetrical)
Informal (asymmetrical)

8. SYMMETRICAL both sides are the same
FORMAL BALANCE
SYMMETRICAL both sides are the same

9. ASYMMETRICAL sides are different
INFORMAL BALANCE
ASYMMETRICAL sides are different

10. The feeling of movement through the room
RHYTHM
The feeling of movement through the room
Types
Repetition
Gradation
Radiation
Transition

11. REPETITION
Repeating an element of design such as color, line, form or texture

12. GRADATION
Created by a gradual increase or decrease of similar elements of design

13. GRADATION
Created by a gradual increase or decrease of similar elements of design

14. RADIATION Lines flow outward from a central point
(such as a wagon wheel)

15. How one part of the design changes to another part
TRANSITION
How one part of the design changes to another part

16. The focal point of the room
EMPHASIS
The focal point of the room

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