INTERIOR DESIGN 101
INTERIOR DESIGN 101This report is free to read, share and publish under the terms ofCreative Commons Attribution License. 2010 Erica SwansonINTERIOR DESIGN 101Table of Contents3Page 4Page 5FunctionPage 6Unity & HarmonyPage 8RhythmPage 11EmphasisPage 15ScalePage 17BalancePage 19Page 22LinePage 23Form Page 27ColourPage 28PatternPage 33TexturePage 36Page 38Page 39Great style often flies in the face of established rules. Elusive, easy to recognize and difficult to define, true style is unconcerned with today s hottest trend and while it cannot be faked, it can certainly be nurtured and helped along. Understanding the basic elements and principles of INTERIOR DESIGN will bring you one step closer to understanding how, and when, to break the rules in creating your own personal style DESIGN is made up of five separate but equally crucial elements: line, form, colour, pattern and texture.
Interior design by David Powell of Powell & Bonnell Photography by Ted Yarwood Via Canadian House & Home Notice how the overall formality of the architecture is unified with the furnishings by the judicious use of colour. The softness of the walls is echoed in the …
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