Collage explains the principles of design - Unity , Balance , variety , proportion , Emphasis , Rhythm ....!!!!

1. PRINCIPLES OF DESIGN
UNITY/HARMONY
CONCEPT:
Unity is when the elements in a space combine to
make a balanced, harmonious complete whole.
CONTEXT:
Repetition of wall designs and ceiling lights and the
Space transparency makes the space unified.
BALANCE
CONCEPT:
Balance is the distribution of the visual weight
of objects, colours, texture, and space.
CONTEXT:
Balance is everything in design . This well
planned space gives a balanced feeling .
SYMMETRY:
A balanced symmetrical design (if we cut the
design into half)
ASYMMETRY:
The interior doesn’t have a symmetrical
pattern , but has a visual weight .
RADIAL :
The center point has objects radiating from it in
an spiral pattern.
VARIETY:
CONCEPT :
Variety is the complement to unity and is
needed to create visual interest. An
effective way to integrate unity and variety
is by creating variations on a theme.
CONTEXT:
Typical interior with a balanced mix of
styles and colours .
SCALE/PROPORTION:
CONCEPT:
Scale is the dimensional element defined by other elements of design size
relative to art, its surroundings, or in relation to humans.
CONTEXT:
The space planning and the furniture layout and its design is proportionate
to the user .
EMPHASIS/FOCUS:
CONCEPT:
A focal point is the visual centre of attraction in any given room, with all
the other design elements leading all visual attention to that point. This
can be accomplished with colour, texture, size, and positioning.
CONTEXT:
In the design the canvas painting acts as a focus / emphasised making a
centre of visual point .
RHYTHM:
CONCEPT :
Rhythm is visual flow: the eye should be able to ‘flow’ smoothly across the
room. Rhythm can be accomplished through , Repetition , Alteration &
Progression.
CONTEXT:
The wavy pattern in the ceiling gives a rhythm to the design .
REPETITION:
The repeated use of certain objects or physical attributes of decor
elements. a series of similar vases lining a mantle explains the repetition in
the design .
ALTERATION:
A modular sofa with alternating colours of white and yellow or even
differently-shaped wall recesses can achieve this effect.
PROGRESSION:
The Interior design elements placed according to size from smaller to
bigger ones, or perhaps according to the gradient of their colours. ,
explains the act of progression in the design .
B.J.NILESH KRISHNAA
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