Principles and elements of floral design.

Front

Gives the design the feeling or appearance of motion

Back

rhythm

Front

A gradual change or progression of plant materials from the perimeter of an arrangement to the focal point

Back

transition

Front

Greatly impacts a customers response.

Back

color

Front

Unequal amount of material on either side of an imaginary central vertical axis

Back

asymmetrical

Front

Allows the eye to travel from one part of the arrangement to the other

Back

line

Front

The relationship in size and quantity between the parts within an arrangement

Back

proportion

Front

Refers to the relationship of an arrangement with its surroundings

Back

scale

Front

The silhouette or outline of an arrangement.

Back

pattern

Front

The illusion that all the flower stems originate from one growth point

Back

radiation

Front

Visual and surface quality of an object

Back

texture