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2.02 interior vocab

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1. Elements of Design The tools used to achieve the principles of design.
2. Line The most basic element of design that connects two dots
3. Form An element of design that has shape and volume
4. Space An element of design that lies within boundaries of a line
5. Texture An element of design that relates to how something feels or appears to feel
6. Pattern The repetition of a design in an orderly manner.
7. Color The most important element of design.
8. Principles of Design Guidelines designers use to create good design using the elements of design.
9. Balance A principles of design where the elements are in equilibrium
10. Emphasis A principle of design that is the focal point
11. Rhythm A principle of design where an element is repeated or altered to create visual movement.
12. Scale A principle of design where the size of objects must be in agreement with each other
13. Proportion A principle of design of the ratio of an object to part of the object.
14. Golden Mean Proportions that are unequal ratios are more pleasing than ratios that are equal.
15. Variety A principle of design where change is made to part of a design to keep a design from being boring.
16. Unity A principle of design where a common characteristic creates a feeling of cohesiveness.
17. Harmony The end result when the elements and principles work together to create aesthetically pleasing design.
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