Monday, April 15, 2013
scale
Bad scale is shown through the whole room. One pillow is too big for the couch and the other pillow is too small for the couch. The size of the couch is too big for the size of the room. The lamps one is too big for the size of the side table while, the other lamp is too small for the side table. The side tables are not in porportion to the rest of the room.
Monday, April 8, 2013
dentist office
This waiting room was designed for a dentist's office. It uses grey, pink, and white furniture while having a comfortable feel, but yet still is professional. The entrance and receptionists desk are located towards the left side of the room. The right corner contains toys and games that can be used as a spot to keep children entertained. The room also contains a relaxing sofa and chair for people to wait, the flowers create a fresh feel. The space has a calm feel due to furnisher being closer together, without being too close. This room contains mostly solid patterns and stays close to the color scheme. The wood flooring gives the room horizontal lines, which is said to have a more relaxing feel. Most of the textures used in this room are very soft looking, while the reception desk has a more rough texture. The coffee table has a smooth tactile texture, while the reception desk and flowers have an audible texture. Overall, this waiting room is perfect for making patients feel comfortable and welcome.
Thursday, April 4, 2013
Texture
This informal living room has a variety of textures spread throughout this space. The coffee table, silver side table, windows and yellow chair are all smooth and shiny this are examples of Tactile Textures. The most audible textured pieces in this space would be the wicker baskets, coral lamp, gold side table, and blue chair. The purple pillow, coral lamp, gold side table and the wicker basket show visual texture. Using more texture in this space gives it a more informal feel. The mood of the room is fun and bright with all the different types of textures and colors.
This informal living room has a variety of textures spread throughout this space. The coffee table, silver side table, windows and yellow chair are all smooth and shiny this are examples of Tactile Textures. The most audible textured pieces in this space would be the wicker baskets, coral lamp, gold side table, and blue chair. The purple pillow, coral lamp, gold side table and the wicker basket show visual texture. Using more texture in this space gives it a more informal feel. The mood of the room is fun and bright with all the different types of textures and colors.
Monday, April 1, 2013
lines
Vertical Lines
This room show examples of vertical lines by the book shelf columns, the drapes, the direction the books are lined up on the shelves, and the legs of the desk. Vertical lines give off the feeling of action, but the effect you get is
imposing, formality, and height. The placement of a vertical line is where your
eye is "drawn" into the height, very tall.
Horizontal Lines
This room shows examples of horizontal line the picture s being hung horizontally in a line on the walls, the desk being placed horizontally, the shelves, and the window in the back has horizontal line in it. This line has a rest or repose feeling, and it's placed for a good room (living room) where it should be relaxing. The effect you get from these lines is calm, relaxing.
Curved Lines
This room shows examples of curved lines in the spiral stairs, the lights hanging from the sealing, the chairs, and the floor lamps. Curved lines give off the feeling of fiminine, and graceful. The effect you get from these lines is peaceful. This room I found shows great feminine style, and also has a combination of lines.
Diagonal Lines
This room shows examples of diagonal lines in the roof, the placement of the table, and the placement of the sofa, The effect with diagonal lines would not be practical nor would it be pleasing
to the eye, but it also makes the brain think. The feeling that you get
with diagonal lines could bring excitement to the room.
This room show examples of vertical lines by the book shelf columns, the drapes, the direction the books are lined up on the shelves, and the legs of the desk. Vertical lines give off the feeling of action, but the effect you get is
imposing, formality, and height. The placement of a vertical line is where your
eye is "drawn" into the height, very tall.Horizontal Lines
This room shows examples of horizontal line the picture s being hung horizontally in a line on the walls, the desk being placed horizontally, the shelves, and the window in the back has horizontal line in it. This line has a rest or repose feeling, and it's placed for a good room (living room) where it should be relaxing. The effect you get from these lines is calm, relaxing.
Curved Lines
This room shows examples of curved lines in the spiral stairs, the lights hanging from the sealing, the chairs, and the floor lamps. Curved lines give off the feeling of fiminine, and graceful. The effect you get from these lines is peaceful. This room I found shows great feminine style, and also has a combination of lines.
Diagonal Lines

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