Stella Stern’s Block 1 Idea Book

The tall fireplace and curtains are examples of vertical lines and extend the room to make the ceilings look higher.

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The lines on the fireplace are an example of horizontal lines, which provide strength and solidity in a space, and cause the wall to seem wider.

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The spiral staircase is an example of a curved line, which adds a graceful and delicate affect to the space.

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The slanted lines on the bookshelves and ceiling are examples of diagonal lines, which give the room a feeling of movement and action.

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The curved table is an example of a form, which provides variety in a room.

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The fuzzy texture of the chairs adds visual interest to the room.

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The natural lighting from the windows really opens up the space and makes it lighter.

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All the different patterns on the walls, chairs, and foot stand create visual interest in the space.

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The painting on the wall is scaled well, which makes the room look more organized and visually pleasing.

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The chairs are proportionate to the table and make the room look formal and organized.

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The chairs and shelves on both sides of the fireplace and coffee table create symmetrical balance, which adds order and organization to the space.

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The 2 chairs balancing the couch is an example of asymmetrical balance, which tends to balance a room while staying informal, and makes the room look more spacious.

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The chairs around the circular table are an example of radial balance, which adds visual interest and functionality in the space.

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The 3 paintings are an example of repetition, which is visually pleasing and draws your eye.

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The curved windows are an example of transition, as the curves carry the eye through the room and makes the room flow.

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The artwork on the wall is a great example of gradation, which adds visual interest and draws the eye.

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The fireplace is the focal point of the room, which draws the eye right away and adds a feeling of unity to the space.

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