9 TLE LESSON 1

• Interior design


  process of shaping the experience of interior space, through the manipulation of spatial volume as well as surface treatment.
• Unity and Harmony


  when doing interior design, it is necessary to think of the house as a totality; a series of spaces link together by halls and stairways it is therefore appropriate that a common style and theme runs throughout.
• Harmony 


  can be determined when color combine to look like they all belong together. Create a sense of restfulness.
• in design, balance creates a feeling of equilibrium. It is all about equalizing or approximating the visual weight of objects.
• Three ways of Balance:

  Symmetrical

  Asymmetrical

  Radical
• Symmetry (formal)


  where elements are given equal weight from an imaginary line in the middle of a piece
• Reflectory or Bilateral


  it is the "mirror" effect, or when one object is reflected across a plane to create another instance of itself.

  can take on any direction: vertical, diagonal, and anything in between.
• Rotational Symmetry


  is when an object is rotated in a certain direction around a point.In nature is found in everything from the petals of the flower to the topside view of a jellyfish.
• Translational Symmetry


  is when an object is relocated to another position while maintaining its general or exact orientation
• Types of Symmetry 


  Reflectory or bilateral

  rotational

  Translational
• Asymmetrical or informal


  The visual weights of lines, colors, forms, and textures are balanced without exact duplication.
• Boredom


  biggest enemy of Interior designs
• Focal Point


  must be dominant to draw attention and interesting enough to encourage the viewer to look further.
• Repetition


  is the use of the same element more than once throughout a space.
• Rhythm


  is defined as continuity, recurrence or organized movement.
• Progression


  is taking an element and increasing or decreasing one or more of its qualities
• Transition


  is a little harder to define. Unlike repetition or progression, this tends to be a smoother flow, where the eye naturally glides from one area to another.
• Contrast


  is fairly straightforwart. Putting two elements in opposition to one another, suckhas black and white pillows on a sofa, is the hallmark of this design principle
• Another important element of interior design where it is necessary to take infinite pains is details
• Scale and proportion


  the two design principles go hand in hard, since both relate to size and shape
• Proportion


  is the ratio
• Scale


  is the size of an object
• Color


  have a definite impact on the atmosphere that you want to create when doing interior design.
• Seven Principles of Interior Design

  • Unity and Harmonoy
  • Balance
  • Focal Point
  • Rhythm
  • Details
  • Scale and Proportion
  • Color