ADDISON's Ideas

The wall in this room is an example of “diagonal line.” The slanted lines in the wall help to create a sense of movement, while also creating a visual interest.

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The furniture together in this room is an example of proportion because the furniture is balanced in scale compared with each other, making the room overall more balanced.

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The room and the table are examples of “horizontal line,” but more specifically the table. The table’s long and wide rectangular shape suggests that the room is longer than it actually is.

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The windows and curtains in this room are examples of “vertical line.” The tall windows and curtains create an illusion that the room is extremely tall, also like your in a bigger space.

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This hallway is an example if gradation. The carpet and the arches in the ceiling create a sense of direction from their combination that results in a pathway.

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The chairs and the table are examples of 3D form. They give visual interest to the room because they make the room less plain (plus give it more emotion) because there is stuff to look at.

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This room is an example of asymmetry balance because the left and right side of the room differ form one another, which gives the room a less “boring” feeling and makes the room more interesting.

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The pictures in the room are an example of repetition. The pictures create a sense of stability because things are balanced from elements repeating.

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The connected dinning area and living room create an example of transition. The arch separating the dinning area and the living room helps create the transition because it balances the rooms from any angle you look.

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The fire place is an example of texture. The texture from the fireplace adds visual contrast in the room, giving the room a more interesting “feel.”

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The ceiling light in the room is an example of a focal point. The color of the light is bright green, different from almost everything else in the room because everything else in the room is pretty much just white and black. This gives the room a more colorful vibe, making it stand out in the “uncolorful” room.

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This room is an example of radial balance. The circular table and the circular shape of the room give a sense movement, and also show unity and balance, which is what circles do.

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This room is an example of “scale.” In this case, the furniture is scale to toddlers, making this room a bedroom for a toddler.

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This room is an example of symmetry balance, specifically because the couches and the flooring aline with the couch and flooring on the opposite side, making the room balanced and especially formal.

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The couch is an example of “curved line,” which gives the room a cozy atmosphere because curved lines and in this case, curved furniture, give a soft and relaxing vibe.

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This room is an example of “light,” which in this case gives the room a cozy atmosphere with the dark lighting, along with the candles.

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The curtains and the wallpaper are both examples of pattern, which creates visual interest towards each of them.

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