ID 1051 Chapter : Interior Design
Document Summary
Interior design introduction (8/26/15: formal study of man"s interaction w/ environment, a: aesthetics/art/beauty. D: overlapping areas: 2 primary classi cations- resident and contract, space planning- immediate space, building, site, analyze needs, codes and regulations, communications: drawing and verbal, collaboration, safety & function, creativity, people and space. Oblique= movement, action: size- relationship of area occupied by one shape to that of another, texture- surface quality of a shape (rough, smooth, hard, glossy, ect. ) Can be physical or visual, differentiates one thing from another. Contrast: color- various colors called hues, value- lightness or darkness of a color (also called tone). A large light toned shape will be balanced by a small dark toned shape: gradation: gradation of size and direction produce linear perspective. Gradation of color from warm to cool and tone from dark to light produce aerial perspective. Contrast in direction- horizontal/ vertical) major contrast in painting should be located in center of interest.
