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Which element of design refers to the area between objects in a room?
Which element of design refers to the area between objects in a room?
What type of line is associated with feelings of power, strength, and stability?
What type of line is associated with feelings of power, strength, and stability?
Which dimension of color refers to how light or dark a color is?
Which dimension of color refers to how light or dark a color is?
What effect do curved lines have on objects in design?
What effect do curved lines have on objects in design?
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What is the first element to which viewers typically respond in a design?
What is the first element to which viewers typically respond in a design?
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Which type of line creates a sense of activity and motion?
Which type of line creates a sense of activity and motion?
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What is the term for how bright or dull a color appears?
What is the term for how bright or dull a color appears?
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Which element of design is characterized by the solid form or structure of an object?
Which element of design is characterized by the solid form or structure of an object?
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Study Notes
English for Art Purposes
- Course preparation year: 2024/2025
- Instructors: Dr. Eman AbdAllah, Dr. Nahla Aly
- Prepared by: Ass. lec.: Neveen Eid
Introduction to Interior Design (part 1)
- Prepared by Ass. lec.: Neveen Eid
What is Interior Design?
- It is a scientific way to create a functional and beautiful living environment.
Is this Beautiful? (Natural Style)
Is this Beautiful? (Luxurious Style)
Is this Beautiful? (Boho Style)
Elements of Design
- Space
- Shape
- Line
- Texture
- Color
SPACE
- The area between objects in a room.
SHAPE OR FORM
- The solid form or structure of an object.
LINE
- The outline of an object.
- Two points that are connected, giving direction and dividing space
- Types of lines:
- Horizontal: Creates a feeling of sturdy, calm, and restful.
- Vertical: Creates feelings of power, strength, balance, stability, and height.
- Diagonal: Creates activity and motion
- Curved: Soften objects.
TEXTURE
- The way an object feels and looks.
- Can be rough, smooth, shiny, hard, soft, etc.
- Formal: Smooth texture
- Informal: Rough texture
COLOR
- One of the most important tools.
- Influences how people feel and the mood of the room.
- Dimensions:
- Hue: The name of the color (e.g., red)
- Value: How light or dark the color is (e.g., light red, dark red); this gives three-dimensional quality.
- Chroma (Intensity): How bright or dull the color is (e.g., bright red, dull red), strong reds, weak reds.
COLOR WHEEL
- A visual representation of colors arranged according to their chromatic relationships.
- Primary Colors: Colors at their basic essence; cannot be created by mixing other colors.
- Secondary Colors: Colors achieved through mixing two primary colors.
- Tertiary Colors: Colors achieved by mixing a primary and secondary color.
- Complementary Colors: Colors located opposite each other on the color wheel.
- Analogous Colors: Colors located close together on a color wheel.
- Value: The relative lightness or darkness of a color.
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This quiz is designed to assess your understanding of the fundamental concepts in interior design. Covering elements like space, shape, line, and various design styles, it will help you grasp the scientific approach to creating functional and beautiful living environments.
