El Alamo
What Houzz contributors are saying:
12. Carefully considered. San Francisco, USADesign: Allison Merritt Design, LLC
What Houzzers are commenting on:
seating in front of fireplace, TV on wall with built ins.
Asymmetrical Balance- Both sides of the room are different from each other.
This picture is Asymmetrical Balance Because Although it is not a mirror image in this picture there is a couch on one side and not on the other however they put two chairs on the empty side to even it out (make it feel more Balanced)
Asymmetrical Balance occurs when you have 2 different visual images on either side of a design yes the image still seems balanced. In this room what I really like is the differences in the couches like one is a couch and the other 2 are the tables but they still seem balanced
This living room is and example of asymmetrical balance in a room. For each item on one side of the room, there are two smaller items to balance it out. This creates the feeling of professionalism and flow.
Asymmetric balance: asymmetrical balance is something different on each side like this on has chairs on one side and a couch on the other
