FCS Interior Design - Principles & Elements 2122

Identify the ELEMENTS of design by matching the design term to the definition:

SPACE

• The area a designer has to work with. Two types: positive & negative

• It signifies movement and guides the eye through a room

• The surface quality of a material. How materials feel to the touch

• Any 3-D object in the space

• Evokes a desired mood. Can be neutral. Neutrals include black, gray, white and brown

Identify the ELEMENTS of design by matching the design term to the definition:

LINE

• The area a designer has to work with. Two types: positive & negative

• It signifies movement and guides the eye through a room

• The surface quality of a material. How materials feel to the touch

• Any 3-D object in the space

• Evokes a desired mood. Can be neutral. Neutrals include black, gray, white and brown

Identify the ELEMENTS of design by matching the design term to the definition:

TEXTURE

• The area a designer has to work with. Two types: positive & negative

• It signifies movement and guides the eye through a room

• The surface quality of a material. How materials feel to the touch

• Any 3-D object in the space

• Evokes a desired mood. Can be neutral. Neutrals include black, gray, white and brown

Identify the ELEMENTS of design by matching the design term to the definition:

SHAPE

• It signifies movement and guides the eye through a room

• The surface quality of a material. How materials feel to the touch

• Any 3-D object in the space

• Evokes a desired mood. Can be neutral. Neutrals include black, gray, white and brown

• A 2-D area confined by an actual line

Identify the ELEMENTS of design by matching the design term to the definition:

FORM

• It signifies movement and guides the eye through a room

• The surface quality of a material. How materials feel to the touch

• Any 3-D object in the space

• Evokes a desired mood. Can be neutral. Neutrals include black, gray, white and brown

• A 2-D area confined by an actual line

Identify the ELEMENTS of design by matching the design term to the definition:

PATTERN

• It signifies movement and guides the eye through a room

• The surface quality of a material. How materials feel to the touch

• Evokes a desired mood. Can be neutral. Neutrals include black, gray, white and brown

• Design repeated over and over to create visual appeal within a room

• It signifies movement and guides the eye through a room

Identify the ELEMENTS of design by matching the design term to the definition:

COLOR

• It signifies movement and guides the eye through a room

• The surface quality of a material. How materials feel to the touch

• Evokes a desired mood. Can be neutral. Neutrals include black, gray, white and brown

• Design repeated over and over to create visual appeal within a room

• It signifies movement and guides the eye through a room

Identify the PRINCIPLES of design by matching the design term to the definition:

BALANCE

• The size of an object or space in relation to the human body

• The process of creating focus within a designated space

• The comparative size of one or more objects

• Distributing the visual weight of objects within a space to achieve a feeling of equilibrium

• The sense that all of the elements of your design fit together

Identify the PRINCIPLES of design by matching the design term to the definition:

EMPHASIS

• The size of an object or space in relation to the human body

• The process of creating focus within a designated space

• The comparative size of one or more objects

• Distributing the visual weight of objects within a space to achieve a feeling of equilibrium

• The sense that all of the elements of your design fit together

Identify the PRINCIPLES of design by matching the design term to the definition:

RHYTHM

• The size of an object or space in relation to the human body

• The process of creating focus within a designated space

• Creates visual interest throughout your space by repeating and contrasting visual patterns

• Distributing the visual weight of objects within a space to achieve a feeling of equilibrium

• The sense that all of the elements of your design fit together