Interior Design - End of Semester *OPTIONAL* Review

Used to show what an object is supposed to feel like if it was touched

• Tactile Texture

• Visual Texture

The relationship of parts of the same object or the relationship between different objects/parts in the same room

• Proportion

• Scale

Uses 3 colors evenly spaced from one another on the color wheel

EX: red, yellow, blue

• Analogous Color Scheme

• Complementary Color Scheme

• Monochromatic Color Scheme

• Triadic Color Scheme

Area around a form or inside a form

• Form

• Line

• Space

Adding black to a hue; this lowers the value and darkens it

• Shade

• Tint

• Tone

Can be achieved by consistent colors, textures, patterns, or styles

• Unity

• Variety

Has realistic traits but altered; when it rearranges a recognizable object

• Abstract Form

• Free Form

• Geometric Form

• Realistic Form

Uses all neutral colors PLUS small amounts of bright color(s)

• Accented Neutral Color Scheme

• Complementary Color Scheme

• Split-Complementary Color Scheme

• Triadic Color Scheme

Line that creates excitement, energy, and movement; Feelings depend on the degree of the angle and total number of angles

• Curved Line

• Horizontal Line

• Vertical Line

• Diagonal Line / ZigZag

Color scheme that uses tints and shades of a single hue

Example: Royal blue, baby blue, slate blue, navy blue

• Analogous Color Scheme

• Complementary Color Scheme

• Monochromatic Color Scheme

• Neutral Colors