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The document discusses the key elements of interior design - lines, patterns, form, color, texture, and light. It describes the different types of each element and their importance in interior design. Lines can make a space appear wider or focus attention. Patterns bring visual interest and contrast. Form provides structure and balance. Color influences mood. Texture creates actual and visual feels. Natural and artificial light impact the space. The elements work together to create an interior design.

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The document discusses the key elements of interior design - lines, patterns, form, color, texture, and light. It describes the different types of each element and their importance in interior design. Lines can make a space appear wider or focus attention. Patterns bring visual interest and contrast. Form provides structure and balance. Color influences mood. Texture creates actual and visual feels. Natural and artificial light impact the space. The elements work together to create an interior design.

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1.LINES: lines create visual guidance and help create definition. They are divided into 4 categories:

IMPORTANCE IMPORTANCE
• Make a room appear • Makes space look tall-
wider or longer. er and high
• For calm and old age • Used for focus and
people all the design distinction
may include straight
horizontal line.

Horizntal line Vertical line

IMPORTANCE IMPORTANCE
• Makes space interest- • Adds fun and drama
ing to the room
• It is not used for place • visually stimulating
where we want to do and attention grabbing
relax as it gives motion
to the eyes.

Diagonl Line Curved Line


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2.PATTERNS: It is the intentional repetition of forms, lines, or other design elements. it is generally used in rugs, floor,
fabrics and in accessories. The different types of patterns are:

IMPORTANCE
• It brings energy, interest and contrast in the
design.
• Creates focal point
• Draws peoples attention
• Makes space visually interesting
Rules:
• Different sizes of patterns should be used
• Harmonious colors should be used
• less is more : 2-4 patterns should be used
• contrasting effect should be created
Chevron pattern: Trendy and Mosaic pattern
contemporary pattern

Stripes pattern: Makes small room Nautica pattern


Ethnic patterns
look larger
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3.FORM: It provides basic outline of 3 dimensional object or thing in space. The three types of form are:

Geometric shapes Non- Geometric shapes Organic shapes


• It provides clarity and • It provides clarity and • It adds movement and
organization. organization. softness

IMPORTANCE OF FORM:
• It creates sense of balance and harmony within the space.
• circular shapes: feeling of warmth, security and safety
• angular shapes: evoke feeling of power, strength and stability
• Curved shape: feeling of relaxation and calm
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4.COLOR: Colour is one of the most fundamental and influential aspects of interior design. Colour can provide the focus
of the decorative scheme, or it can be used purely as a backdrop.

PRIMARY COLORS: SECONDARY COLORS: Orange, green TERTIARY COLORS: Mix of


Yellow: represents joy, violet primary and secondary colors
intellect, and energy Orange: increase mood, creativity, • Evokes sense of warmth, com-
Red: Symbolizes danger feeling of independence fort and elegance
Blue: Calming color. Green: Symbolises luck, safety. freshness,

PASTEL COLORS: Light tones of


primary and secondary colors
• creates calming. soothing and peace-
ful vibes
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5.TEXTURE: Texture is nothing but a feel created by looking at an object or by touching it. In interior design, Texture is
generally divided as

Actual texture Visual texture:


• An actual texture is something you can feel with your • It is the illusion of physical texture experienced with our
hand to be rough, bumpy, sharp or smooth. eyes.
• In the given figure we can feel the smooth texture when • It creates an appearance of having physical texture but
we touch it. does not generally have the same influence to the touch.
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6.LIGHT: It is essential for the users to perform their activities with comfort.It is of two types; Natural light and artificial light.

NATURAL LIGHT:
It can be allowed through windows and
skylights.
• makes space bigger
• creates mood, enhances materials, and

ARTIFICIAL LIGHT
Different types of lamps like in-
candescent, flouroscent lamps.
accent lights, are used.
5.TEXTURE: Texture is nothing but a feel created by looking at an object or by touching it. In interior design, Texture is
generally divided as

Actual texture Visual texture:


• An actual texture is something you can feel with your • It is the illusion of physical texture experienced with our
hand to be rough, bumpy, sharp or smooth. eyes.
• In the given figure we can feel the smooth texture when • It creates an appearance of having physical texture but
we touch it. does not generally have the same influence to the touch.
6.LIGHT: It is essential for the users to perform their activities with comfort.It is of two types; Natural light and artificial light.

NATURAL LIGHT:
It can be allowed through windows and
skylights.
• makes space bigger
• creates mood, enhances materials, and

ARTIFICIAL LIGHT
Different types of lamps like in-
candescent, flouroscent lamps.
accent lights, are used.

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