Variety pertains to the different types of elements used in a piece–for example, small and large elements, as well as black and white elements. ContrastĬontrast refers to the use of conflicting elements or colors while still remaining harmonious and unified when the artwork is viewed as a whole. A painting of a freshwater fish tank would appear divided were it to include elements seen in a saltwater fish tank. Unity refers to how well one element functions with the remaining elements. Work can be asymmetrical and still remain balanced. Large areas are not left blank without an equally full area to balance the piece. Play around and be creative! That’s how you’ll truly create a home that you’ll love.Balance refers to the arrangement of the artwork in a way that does not allow any one element to overpower another. I’ll leave you with one final thought: don’t be too rigid when applying these decorating “rules” in your home. The interior design principles of unity, harmony and balance make up just one of the necessary building blocks for successfully designed spaces. Notice the matching nightstands, white lamps and art on each side of the bed and also the symmetrical arrangement of the throw pillows on the bed. The photo below is a good example of symmetrical balance. Radial balance refers to the balance of items within a circle, such as the location of globes on a round chandelier or the arrangement of chairs around a table.Asymmetrical balance is when you have unequal visual weight on each side of the center, but those two unequal visuals still balance one another.It also means arranging elements on each side of the center in an equally weighted manner.
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