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https://www.youtube.com/watch?reload=9&v=RrxO6SZAVb4

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Balance is the equilibrium of parts of a design.  There are two types of balance:

Formal: Placing identical objects on either side of the central point. For example         Traditional design.

Informal: Placing objects of equal visual weight on either sides of the central point.

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Harmony is when the elements and principles are used together to create a pleasing design.

Variety- When a change is made in the unity.

Unity- When all parts of a design are the same.

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Scale is the relative size of an object in relation to other objects. For example a large room needs larger furniture.

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Proportion is the relationship between a whole object and it's parts. EX: The ratio

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Gradation

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Rhythm results when an element from a design forms an organized pattern. There are five types of rhythm:

Repetition: When an element from a design is repeated.

Gradation: The gradual change of an element.  Color, size, or texture.

Radiation: When lines flow outward from a central point.

Transition: Curved lines that cary the eyes from one point to another.

Opposition: Purposely using opposite elements to create change.

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Emphasis creates the focal point. This is the point in which your eyes immediately go to or notice.