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The VERTICAL LINE on the bookcase gives the area a high ceiling feeling.

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The HORIZONTAL LINE creates an illusion that the entire dining room is wider than it actually is.

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The DIAGONAL LINE adds the space more movement.

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The CURVED LINE adds a contrasting soft feel to the texture of the plants and the pattern on the wall.

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The FORM of the pool table in the middle of the basement adds a great visual interest

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The TEXTURE of the bricked wall on the left of the staircase adds visual interest to the bland space.

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The TASK LIGHT on the right is a beautiful and useful touch in the corner.

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The PATTERN makes the average space more unique and memorable.

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This is an example of SCALE because of the tall and wide wall, it needs big windows to compliment the wall. It provides great natural light and decoration.

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The PROPORTION is seen in the chairs fitting perfectly around the table.

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This is an example of an ASYMMETRICAL room because if you cut the room in half then they would not look alike. Yet, the room still feels balanced

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This is a great example of a SYMMETRICAL BALANCE because the objects on each side of the room are the same and are positioned the same.

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This an example of RADIAL BALANCE because they are circular and it creates cohesion in the room.

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This is an example of REPETITION because of the constant lamps leading down the hallway to the table and art piece.

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This is an example of TRANSITION in a room because the first thing the eye looks at isn’t the massive curved window on the ceiling. Then the curve of the window moves your eye down to the room.

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This is an example of GRADATION because of the art on the side is increasing and in a lighter shade of blue while going up closer to the ceiling.

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This is an amazing example of a FOCAL POINT in a room. It is obviously seen as the big pool ball above the bed. This is where everyone will look first.

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