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Principles of Interior design
This document discusses key principles of interior design including balance, rhythm, space, emphasis, and unity. It defines each principle and provides examples to illustrate how they are applied. Balance can be symmetrical, asymmetrical, or radial and is used to create visual equilibrium. Rhythm introduces order and interest through repetition or alternation of design elements. Space refers to the three-dimensional area defined by length, width, and height. Emphasis is used to create focal points. Unity is achieved when all design elements work cohesively to create a unified whole.
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- 1. Go Through By: RohanChoudhary College Of Architecture, IET Bhaddal
- 2. Principles ofinterior design are achieved through the application of the elements of design. It also help us to achieve our objectives of Interior Design. Principles Of Interior Design
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- 6. Asymmetrical Balance • Asymmetricalbalance relates very strongly to the visual weight of objects. • Complex shapes often feel heavier and for that reason are commonly used to achieve asymmetrical balance.
- 7. Radial Balance • Radialbalance is almost circular. • Distributed arrangement of items around a central point either extending outward or inward. • This principle is commonly used to create focus on an object!
- 8. Rhythm • Rhythm canbe applied to interior spaces as a way to introduce order, interest and focus.
- 9. Repetition • Repetition isthe simplest way to attain rhythm and can be achieved by repeating any of the elements of design.
- 10. Alternation • Alternation isused to create rhythm by alternating two or more elements in a regular pattern. The pattern may be ABCABC or ABBABB, but always repeating in the same order. • Here number of lights on the table changes with 323 pattern.
- 11. Space • Space isthe area in and around something. • Space indicates the 3 dimensional area which have form, length width and height.
- 12. Focus/Emphasis • Emphasis ininterior design is used to create focal point in design. • In this picture the red wall is emphasizing the conference room.
- 13. Unity • Unity isachieved when all the different elements is a design work together to create a unified whole. • It helps us to make design uncluttered or non confusing. • It can be compared to harmony, integrity and progress.
- 14. Thank you…. Principles OfInterior Design