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Interior design
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Which scale in interior design are floor plans usually drawn to? | 1/4 inch=1 foot |
| An interior design term for the route that people follow as they move from one place to another is called | traffic path |
| The route between the sink, refrigerator and the range is called | the work triangle |
| What is the most efficient kitchen shape | u shape |
| Which type of floor plan makes a house feel more spacious | open |
| What size should the work triangle be | 12 feet |
| Separate rooms enclosed by walls with an entry door and built for noise reduction would best describe which type of floor plan | closed floor plan |
| What is the unattached cabinet called that you might find in the center of a kitchen | island |
| What kitchen shape is the most economical (usually found in apartments) | one wall |
| This principle of design is the ration of parts to the whole of an object | proportion |
| What type of rhythm is a clock | radiation |
| What type of rhythm is repeated light fixtures | repetition |
| What type of rhythm is a shelf with curved shelves | transition |
| What type of rhythm is on pillows with black and white lines on them | opposition |
| Using a primary focal point in space is known as what | emphasis |
| A child's chair next to a dining room table is an example of poor | scale |
| What type of rhythm is illustrated by a border with intertwined ivy around the room | transition |
| Which part of harmony is achieved when all parts of a room are related by one idea | unity |
| Which type of balance is formal and achieved by placing identical objects on either side of a central point | symmetry |
| How are tertiary colors made | mix primary and secondary colors |
| A color scheme using 3-5 colors next to each other on the color wheel | analogous |
| A color scheme using colors opposite each other on the color wheel | complementary |
| A color scheme using three colors equal distance from each other on the color wheel | triad |
| What is another term for color | hue |
| How is a tone made | add grey or complement |
| How is a shade made | add black |
| What is intensity | tone, brightness, or dullness of a color |
| What is value | tint or shade, lightness or darkness of color |
| What types of colors are used to make a room appear smaller | dark |
| What types of colors are used to make a room appear larger | light, tints |
| This type of design is an integral part of the structure itself | structural |
| The 2d elements in a room that moves the eye | line |
| What feelings do vertical lines portray | height |
| What feelings do horizontal lines portray | calm |
| What feelings do curved lines portray | naturalistic, feminine |
| What feelings do diagonal lines portray | energy |
| The basic components or "tools" that make up design are | elements |
| What are some words used to describe informal textures | soft, smooshy |
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