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(POST 1) - BALANCE SYMMETRICAL / FORMAL           The principle of design this image portrays: Balance — Symmetrical/Formal Vocab term related: symmetrical balance (formal balance)How the Elements of Design show this principle Line: Mirrored lines create a central axis Shape/Form: Identical shapes on both sides Color: Even tones on each half Texture: Uniform surface across the composition Space: Equal element placement on both sides

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interior design balance symmetrical / formal

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Post 2 — Balance: Asymmetrical/Informal
The principle of design this image portrays: Balance — Asymmetrical/Informal
Vocab term related: asymmetrical balance (informal balance)
How the Elements of Design show this principle:

Line: Different directions distribute visual weight
Shape/Form: Varied shapes balance by size and placement
Color: Dominant element balances cooler/lighter elements
Texture: Contrasting textures add interest while keeping balance
Space: Unequal but visually balanced arrangement

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BALANCE : asymmetrical / informal interior design

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Post 3 — Emphasis The principle of design this image portrays: Emphasis — Focal Point Vocab term related: emphasis (focal point)How the Elements of Design show this principle:Line: Leading line guides eye to the focal area Color: Bright/saturated color pops against subdued background Value/Light: Strong contrast around the focal point Texture: Distinct texture differentiates the emphasized area Shape/Form: Prominent shape draws attention to the center

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Post 4 — Proportio  principle of design this image portrays: Proportion — Scale/Relative SizeVocab term related: proportion (scale relationships)How the Elements of Design show this principle:Line: Guiding lines show relative sizeShape/Form: Size differences indicate hierarchyColor: Consistent color helps scale feel intentionalSpace: Proportional spacing highlights relationshipsTexture: Similar textures across sizes keep cohesion

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Post 5 — Rhythm: Repetition
The principle of design this image portrays: Rhythm — Repetition
Vocab term related: rhythm — repetition
How the Elements of Design show this principle:

Line: Repeating parallel lines create tempo
Shape/Form: Repeated shapes form a pattern
Color: Repeating color blocks create pace
Texture: Repeated texture changes maintain flow
Space: Regular gaps reinforce the rhythm

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Post 6 — Rhythm: Gradation
The principle of design this image portrays: Rhythm — Gradation
Vocab term related: rhythm — gradation
How the Elements of Design show this principle:

Color: Smooth transition from light to dark
Value: Progressive lightness/darkness guides eye
Line/Shape: Graduated shapes/lines taper in size
Texture: Subtle textural shift enhances progression
Space: Spacing shifts from dense to open

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Post 7 — Rhythm: Radiation
The principle of design this image portrays: Rhythm — Radiation
Vocab term related: rhythm — radiation
How the Elements of Design show this principle:

Line: Lines emanate from a center outward
Shape/Form: Radiating shapes focus at the center
Color: Core hue radiates outward toward edges
Texture: Textures radiate outward along rays
Space: Expanding/contracting space supports movement

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Post 8 — Rhythm: Opposition
The principle of design this image portrays: Rhythm — Opposition
Vocab term related: rhythm — opposition
How the Elements of Design show this principle:

Line: Conflicting directions create dynamic clash
Color: High-contrast colors heighten tension
Shape/Form: Interacting shapes of different scales create push-pull
Texture: Contrasting textures emphasize opposition
Space: Dense and airy areas create energy

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Post 9 — Harmony: Variety
The principle of design this image portrays: Harmony — Variety
Vocab term related: harmony (variety)
How the Elements of Design show this principle:

Color: Cohesive palette with multiple hues
Line: Varied but compatible lines guide the eye
Shape/Form: Related shapes add interest while staying unified
Texture: Mixed textures stay within a unified mood
Space: Balanced distribution of diverse elements

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Post 10 — Harmony: Unity
The principle of design this image portrays: Harmony — Unity
Vocab term related: harmony (unity)
How the Elements of Design show this principle:

Color: Unifying color scheme ties parts together
Line: Recurrent lines reinforce cohesion
Shape/Form: Consistent shapes or motifs knit the composition
Texture: Similar textures create a seamless feel
Space: Equal/intentional spacing makes the board read as one piece