Principles of Interior Design

10/04/2010 |

An empty room with you “From the beginning,” fabrics and furniture, or if you are working, you can always choose as a guide for all the elements and principles of design should be used. Are based on the painter will paint components, tools or materials are. Design elements, space, lines, shapes, colors and textures are included. Design principles for the use of this element are. Design principles of balance, emphasis, rhythm, proportion and scale, and harmony and unity are.

Principle # 1: Balance
Visual balance is called the balance of the room. It provides a sense of relief and accomplishment. Balanced room according to their visual weight carefully considers the placement of the object offers. Lines, shapes, colors and textures to help all the elements that appear in the space occupied to determine an object’s visual weight. Balance refers to how and where the elements in the room (lines, shapes, colors, textures) place. To maintain balance in a room is to deploy the elements.Balance to balance the often daeching * formal recommendation, to create a mirror image.
* Creating a balance in a room with an informal balance the visual weight as the use of the other objects. It is more subtle and spontaneous and warm feeling is more casual.

Principle # 2: Highlighting
Plan is the focus of emphasis. You get your eyes on this area of focus as they enter the room must be clear. Interested in what – a fireplace, artwork or a window with beautiful views of the center of the frame appears – to be a fully functional area leads the eye to the things said. You can add emphasis to the natural focal line, shape, color and texture through the effective use of the room creates a.

Principle # 3: Rhythm
Face as it moves around the room to provide training, attention control. Rhythm of the eyes to easily move from one object to another to help the whole eye in this room know as part of an integrated whole to create a harmony. Rhythm, lines, shapes, colors, textures, created through the repetition. In addition, progress can be made through. Progressive rhythm of gradually increasing or decreasing the size, direction or color is.

Principle # 4: The rate and magnitude
Room size, proportion and scale defined by the relationship. The total number of elements within the object to see the relationship between objects. In size compared to the size of the space about the size of the object.

Principle # 5: harmony and unity
A well-designed rooms with all the other elements, including the principle of unity of design is all about. Order to ensure a sense of unity. Size, shape, color and pattern are consistent with the coordination. Decoration of the unity and harmony with the ultimate goal is to create a sense of rhythm and a room. Room and then add a little variety and balance of elements over the entire room a feeling of nature itself has done. Too much unity can lead to feelings of unease and boring, so one can vary. Juggling the elements and principles to achieve the right mix key to good design.