Vertical Line: the vertical lines all along the siding give the illusion that the house is taller and larger than it actually is.
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Horizontal Line: the use of horizontal line along the wall creates the illusion of width in the space and also gives it a more informal and relaxed feel.
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Curved Line: the circular, curved window gives the room a sense of softness and makes it more comfortable.
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Diagonal Line: the diagonal line under the roof creates movement and visual interest.
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Form: the use of 2D form on the fireplace creates visual interest in the space and makes it more memorable.
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Texture: the texture of the bench, blanket, and nightstand give the bedroom more visual interest and the blankets make the room look more comfortable.
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Light: The use of task lighting from the lamps creates a more cozy, intimate, and relaxed feel.
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Pattern: the use of pattern on the rug creates a lot of visual interest in the space.
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Scale: the lights on the walls have the correct scale to the wall. Because the wall is taller, the lights are taller as well.
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Proportion: the couch and chair are proportionate to the table so that they go together.
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Symmetrical Balance: the symmetry between each side of the room gives it a more formal feel and balances the room.
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Asymmetrical Balance: the asymmetry in the room balance it and create a more informal and comfortable environment.
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Radial Balance: the edge around the mirror give the mirror a radial balance because it’s even all around.
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Repetition: the repetition of the light fixtures draw your eye farther down the room.
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Transition: the arch above the stove transitions your eyes from the backsplash to the rest of the room.
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Gradation: the gradient colors of the throw pillows going from dark to light draw your eye towards the back of the room.
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Focal Point: the zebra picture on the center of the wall draws the eye straight to it.
Vertical Line: the vertical lines all along the siding give the illusion that the house is taller and larger than it actually is.
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