7 elements of interior design

Interior design is the art of enhancing interior design, as well as exterior design, creating an exquisite pleading environment for users. And we can say that it is the process of shaping the interior space experience, space volume manipulation and surface treatment to improve human function. Interior designers have plans, research, coordination and projects.

There are 7 elements in interior design:

Space
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  Space is one of the most important parts of interior design. Space is the foundation of the entire interior design plan. Here, designers must fully understand the available space, size and usability.

2. Line
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  The lines are roughly divided into three types - horizontal, vertical and dynamic. Although the horizontal line decoration structure like tables, chairs and beds, vertical lines can be found in windows and doorways, while horizontal lines add a sense of security to the space, and vertical lines show freedom and vastness. Lines with dynamic or dynamic angles add dramatic effects and can be seen on structures such as stairs.

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  Forms usually represent shapes, contours of any three-dimensional object in space. A table can be created by combining two or more shapes, and the form can be emphasized by means of different elements such as textures, patterns, and colors.

Light
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  Lighting is one of the most visible elements of interior design. Whether natural or man-made, the natural colors, textures and patterns of other elements without light have no meaning. The light blends the atmosphere and atmosphere into the living space, highlighting all other elements including space, lines and forms.

5. Color
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  Color does not require any special introduction. Color establishes an aesthetic connection between objects and sets emotions. The color must be chosen according to the psychology and mentality of the submarine crew. For example, red is a great choice for dining areas because it promotes the appetite and greenness of the bedroom as it is a calm and healthy color. Each color has three different characteristics, usually hue, value, and intensity, and interior designers must be fully aware of these features to perform various permutations and combinations. Colors are roughly reclassified into two categories: primary and secondary.

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  The texture primarily treats the surface and determines the look and feel of a typical surface. Textures add depth and interest to the space and define the feel/appearance and consistency of the surface. Textures are widely reclassified into two types - textures are only visible visual textures and textures are seen and perceived by actual textures. Anything related to textiles, such as pillowcases, beds or anything related to the cover, such as curtains, wall paint or wallpaper, has a texture.

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  Patterns add fun and life to interior design and work with color. The pattern tells its story and adds continuity and smooth transition elements to the room. The pattern can be any shape and primarily includes an attractive and repetitive design.

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