What are made from mixing a primary and secondary color together?

What is a 3-dimensional object called?

Shades and tints are examples of?

Which color scheme uses 3-5 colors directly next to each other on the color wheel?

Which type of balance creates a mirror image in the room?

Which type of rhythm do the tables represent?

What do floor plans show?

What is this floor plan symbol?

What is this floor plan symbol?

Which item is NOT part of the kitchen triangle?

What type of decorative design is this?

Which type of line creates these feelings---strength, formality and height?

The filled space in a room is which type of space?

Which type of texture absorbs light and is informal?

Warm colors do what?

Which one is NOT a way to create tone?

Which color scheme uses 2 complementary color pairs?

When a room is represented by one style or theme, it has?

Which type of rhythm is indicated by a curved line?

Which word means, "the ratio of one part to another part or to a whole"?

Which circulation pattern is the hardest to predict?

What is this floor plan symbol?

How long in length should the work triangle be?

Which of the following is NOT a technique for proper mounting?

What are the tools of design called?

Incandescent, fluorescent, halogen and LED are which type of lighting?

Which of the following is a way to make a room appear larger (expand)?

Hue is the:

Which of the following are cool colors?

Tints/Pastels are colors that have had _______ added to them.

Which color scheme is this color combination?

What is a 3-dimensional object called?

Which of the following is an effective ratio of proportion?

Which type of rhythm is shown here?

Which living zone does the laundry room belong in?

Which floor plan symbol is pictured here?

What is this kitchen shape?

Primary seating:

Which type of decorative design reproduces a motif from nature?

What is a 2-dimensional outline of an object called?

Which type of space is the red arrow pointing to in the picture?

Which colors cannot be mixed from other pigments (colors)?

Which is true about cool colors?

The brightness or dullness of a hue is called:

A couch is an example of:

The continuous movement, path the eye follows is called:

Which color scheme is being used in this room?

The focal point in a room is also known as:

Adding a large chair next to a small couch is an example of bad what?

Which type of floor plan has few walls and is more spacious?

What is this floor plan symbol?

What is this floor plan symbol?

Scale for residential housing floor plans is:

Which of the following is WRONG about architectural lettering?

Which is a way to make a room appear smaller (enclosed)?

_________ are made by mixing equal amounts of 2 primary colors.

To lower the intensity of yellow, add which color to it?

Dividing a wall so it is pleasing to the eye is known as:

Which color scheme is being used in this room?

Which type of balance is this?

The principles of design can be defined as:

When unity and variety are effectively combined, what has been acheived?

A well-designed home should have:

Texture that you can feel is called:

Which of the following is NOT affected by color?

Which color scheme uses 3 colors that are equal distance from each other on the color wheel?

Pink is a:

Which element of design is represented on this wall?

Which of the following is a tertiary color?

What do you call this rectangular box used on projects to reference items?

Which type of rhythm does this picture represent?

Which shape of kitchen is this?

What saying means--the form should reflect its intended use and fulfill its intended purpose?

Horizontal lines create which type of feeling in a room?

Which type of decorative design does this represent?

A rustic style with time-worn furniture, sturdy materials, light colored palette and repurposed accessories, is which style?

Drawing inspiration from homes in Sweden, Norway and Denmark. Incorporates light wood finishes and natural lighting. Minimalism and functionality are hallmarks of this sleek style. What style is described?

Drawing on colors of the sand and sea. This style is as comfortable as a beach vacation. Natural materials like linen and jute are popular is this design. What is it?

This style is full of texture, color and story. This style embraces influences from across the globe and carries a vibe of cool confidence. What style is being described?

This design style is rooted in classic, ornate furniture designs and features. Rooms are well accessorized with dashes of pattern and color. What design is this?

A callback to the 1950s and 60s, this design focuses on form and function with clean lines, graphic patterns, organic colors and materials. What is this design?

This design was first popular in the early 20th century. It incorporates ornate and geometric design details and rich materials, like marble and gold leaf. This design evokes feelings of luxury and glamour. What is it?

This design style highlights the architectural features often found in converted warehouses, such as exposed duct work and ceiling beams. Furnishings may incorporate sleek lines, salvaged wood and pipework. What is it?

This design style is characterized by earth tones, raw textures and crafted objects. Colorful handwoven textiles and terra cotta materials feature prominently in this design. What is this design style?