WorksheetsInterior Design Unit 3 Review--Elements of Design
Total questions: 32
Worksheet time: 16mins
Tools used to create design are:
Principles of Design
Color
Paper cutters
Elements of Design
This is a ______________ line.
horizontal
diagonal
straight
vertical
Vertical lines create feelings of:
Height, strength, formality
Informality, weakness, comfort
Restful, informal, comfort
Excitement, movement
This is a _______________ line.
vertical
curved
diagonal
horizontal
Horizontal lines create feelings of:
formality and comfort
excitement and movement
informal, restful, comfortable
playfulness and serenity
This is a ____________ line.
Diagonal
Horizontal
Squiggly
Curved
Curved lines give feelings of:
Softness, playfulness, serenity
Action, movement, excitement
Height, strength, formality
Restful, informal, comfortable
This is a ___________________ line.
Vertical
Horizontal
Diagonal
Angled
Diagonal lines give feelings of:
Restful, informal, comfortable
Height, strength, formality
Action, movement, excitement
Softness, playfulness, serenity
The 2-dimensional outline of an object is:
texture
shape
form
line
A 3-dimensional object is called:
color
shape
form
pattern
Rugs, mirrors, frames
Examples of shape
Examples of form
Examples of texture
Examples of pattern
Chair, table, couch
Examples of color
Examples of texture
Examples of shape
Examples of form
Filled space is:
Positive space
Negative space
The area where a couch located; painting on a wall.
Examples of furniture
Examples of negative space
Examples of positive space
Examples of accessories
Empty space is:
Positive space
Negative space
Walking area in a room; blank space on a wall
Examples of positive space
Examples of furnishings
Examples of paint color
Examples of negative space
Use- smooth textures, light and cool colors, mirrors, small scale items. less furniture
A way to make a room appear larger (expand)
A way to make a room brighter
A way to make a room appear smaller (enclose)
A way to make a room feel darker
Use- warm colors, dark colors, rough textures, large scale items, more furniture
A way to make a room appear smaller (enclose)
A way to make a room feel welcoming
A way to make a room appear larger (expand)
A way to make a room feel cold and uncomfortable
Absorbs light, informal, hides blemishes
Soft textures
Rough textures
Smooth textures
Bumpy textures
Reflects light, formal
Smooth textures
Hard textures
Rough textures
Soft textures
The repetition of color, lines, shape, or design across a surface to create visual interest.
Texture
Pattern
Color
Line
Naturalistic/realistic, abstract, geometric, and conventional/stylized
Four types of pattern
Four types of texture
Four types of surfaces
Four types of color
LED, fluorescent, halogen
Types of natural light
Types of electrical light
Sun, moon, fire, candles
Types of natural light
Types of electrical light
Illumination from nature.
Electrical light
Natural light.
Illumination by electrical devices.
Electrical light
Natural light
The way an object looks and feels (can be visual or tactile).
Pattern
Color
Shape/Form
Texture
Texture you can feel.
Tactile
Visual
Rough
Soft
Texture you can see.
Soft
Visual
Tactile
Rough
Evaluate the placement, know the character of the pattern, identify the color scheme, use a variety of sizes and patterns
How to combine textures
How to combine patterns
How to combine color
How to combine lines
The area a designer has to work with.
Room
Walls
Floor
Space
