Aesthetics is a quality of an object, person, or space that is relative to one's perception of things brought about by their environment

Analogous colors are three or more colors beside each other in the color wheel. 

Balance refers to the state of equilibrium for visual forces that create a sense of stability.

Complementary colors are located beside each other in the color wheel.

Contrast in a design intensifies the different elements of the structures and creates a diversified effect to achieve variety

Designing is a process of creating a plan and specifications for making or producing an object or space.

Emphasis is the process of establishing a specific element that would draw the attention of the viewers

Monochromatic color scheme utilizes one color in different hues or tones.

Rhythm and Movement in a design must be unrelated and disorganized

Secondary colors are commonly known as green, violet, and orange. 

Split-complementary color scheme refers to a color and the two colors besides its complement. 

The color scheme is not an important element in communicating the message of the design. 

The design of an establishment does not have an impact in creating a cohesive overall experience.

The visual design elements are not important in understanding the exterior and interior parts of a structure. 

Triads are related to the use of four colors. 

Unity pertains to the harmonious combination of parts in a composition