For both current and new homeowners, knowing a thing or two about interior design can help you create a cohesive and homey space. This can greatly help you with your DIY projects, redesigning, and decorating your home.
Don’t be intimidated by the term; basic interior design is easy to understand. Here are some principles you need to know.
Balance
Balance is responsible for the flow of objects within the space. This often goes together with other principles, including contrast, harmony, emphasis, and rhythm. A good balance is created through shapes, colors, patterns, and textures.
Under balance, there are three types:
Symmetrical balance
Asymmetrical balance
Radial balance
Contrast
When it comes to using colors, form, and space, you need to have great contrast. This means that objects with different characteristics complement well with each other to create a visual impact and a personalized homey feel.
As mentioned, there are three ways to play with contrast:
Color
Form
Space
Harmony
Harmony is playing with the color wheel to make the space and objects of different contrast go together. This keeps the space uniform, even with a wide array of colors present at home. Most of all, this makes your home less boring, colorful, and playful.
To create harmony, color schemes are usually utilized in three ways:
Analogous
Monochromatic
Complementary
Emphasis
Of course, you want your statement pieces to stand out whenever guests come over/ To do this, you have to create an emphasis on the item — a focal point where your eyes will naturally draw. This is also great for hiding unwanted areas or pieces of your home.
There are four kinds of emphasis in interior design:
Emphatic
Subordinate
Dominant
Subdominant
Rhythm
Once you accomplish other principles, you can make or break the rhythm. This allows you to make an uncluttered space without it feeling empty or awkward. This is one of the most important visual elements in redesigning and rearranging your interior.
There are three ways to make or break the rhythm in a certain space:
Transition
Repetition
Progression
These principles are applicable in both small and big houses. You simply have to tweak a few things here and there. When personalizing the interior of your home in BellaVita, this handy guide will prove to be very helpful.
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