6 piece dining room set

have you ever been in a room that felt like you could be there all day? in order to create a fabulous space, designers applied 6 basic principles such as proportion, harmony, balance, rhythm, emphasis and contrast. in today’s video i want to share with all of you what the real meaning is

of interior design and how we can create a harmonious space following some basic principles i will explain to you how those principles work and some examples in a real space. hi guys welcome back to d.signers! i’m zahira cury for those who don’t know me i’m an architect and lighting designer! if it’s your first time here

and you love design don’t forget to subscribe to follow my channel i want to remind you to turn onthe notifications bell so you don’t miss it out on the upcoming videos. also follow me on instagram to get in touch! i’m very passionate about design and when i read these kind of comments and i see how people are understanding what design means

in our life, i feel very happy! i really appreciate your comments because they let me know that you’re interest and let me know how can i help you when it comes to design. so, i made this video specially for you guys! remember to be free to ask so if you have any questions after watching this video please let me know in a comment below,

i will respond to as many comments as i can. a good design is not only about the aesthetic aspects. it’s not just placing beautiful things in the space. it’s about how each element works togetherâ in the space to transform our lives. so design is not only about beauty it’s the clever play between all the elements in the space. some design principles exist that are a crucial

part in creating a great design when you know the basic interior design principles you can transform any space to look and feel fabulous and unique you can sense how everything feels cohesive you can feel how everythingworks in unity! you can achieve that effect in your own home following these principles obviously you can pair that knowledge with practice andexperimentation on your way to creating a

perfect space the following 6 principles are the keys to creating inviting spaces that family and friends will love spending time in but don’t be afraid i will do my best to explain it ina simple way! so let’s get started! the most important element that anchors the design and adds interest is emphasis!

also known as “focal point” a focal point should be something interesting to look at something colorful or texturallyand visually appealing a particular item to create a visual impact. imagine a huge vibrant painting above the fireplace or a wall in a bold paint color or covered with a wallpaper to draw attention in your living room.

when you are walking into the space and your attention is focused on a particular element, like the huge painting above the fireplace or the bold accent wall this might be the focal option of the room and the principle here is emphasis. a room where everything gets equal importance will seem either scattered or boring.

you need an anchor you need a focal pointto break the monotony of the space. in architectural termsin my house i clearly have a wall that can be a potential focal point and i chose it for many reasons: because it has a double height. i can seeâ  that wall from multiple pointsof my house even from the second floor and it’s the brighter space of my housebecause of the large windows

i decided to accentuate it by putting a large vibrant painting above my tv stand to emphasize the scale of the wall and to add a contrast between the wall and the painting, creatinga visual impact. i think it works very well because when people come to my house their eyes always go tothat wall first! in interior design it’s important to putelements in opposition to each other

by their color, shape, texture, material or the scale remember that opposites attract. this design principle can be achieved in different ways pairing light with dark colors small elements with large elements or textured with non textured surfaces. when contrast is applied to a space it can give life and character to any room.

so go dynamic, include high contrast colors, texture, patterns, don’t be afraid, justmix and match! i love high contrast! i achieved contrast in multiple ways inside my space though the color and texture of pillows, i created a high contrast between the lightcolor from the walls of my general space with the dark color of my furniture also between some transparent objects with solid ones. the point here is to mix and match

so go dynamic because high contrast is essential for creating a bold space! it can be strange to think of a room as rhythmic but just like musicrhythm in design is all about creating patterns of repetition and contrast to create visual interest. it's like the combination of a musical note

and the silence that make up the rhythm but in a visual way. the repetition will create flow which moves the viewers eyes around the space. duplicating elements, colors, shapes or patternsto tie a design together. you can achieve this by using the same color or shape at different intervals. its purpose is to move your eye around the room. for instance

you can establish a rhythm byusing a color in the pillows, picking it up in a painting, and again in a rug. these repetitions will help carry your eyearound the room and this will help you to balance and unify the space. i can establish a rhythm by using a color in the pillows, picking it up in a painting,and again in an ottoman. balance it’s a distribution of equal visual weight. adding emphasis by contrast and rhythm

to your space you will have a sense of balance. in design, balance creates a feeling of equilibrium. it is all about equalizing or approximating the visual weight of objects. the balance is the distribution of the visual weight of objects colors, texture into thespace to create a feeling of stability and unity. traditional or formal spaces call for symmetrical balance where the space is evenly split into two sides

that mirror each other. asymmetrical balance: the visual weights of lines, colors, forms, and textures are balancedwithout exact duplication. personally i prefer asymmetrical balance because it can be more complex and interesting. have you ever been in a small room where the furniture overpowers the space? if so, you understand the importance of scale.

scale relates to the size of objects within a space. proportion is about the relationship between two elements it’s how the object relatesto the overall context. for instance, you have a large sofa and next to it you place a small side table. maybe the proportions of the items are wrong. so you can’t only consider the size of the room and the element

when you’re decorating you need to be careful with the size of each item and the relationship between each other. harmony in interior design is created when all the elements act together to create a unified and cohesive composition it’s the sense that all of the elements of your design fit together.

harmony refers to the pleasing relationships among the parts of a composition. they may fit the same theme aesthetic style or mood. the important takeaway is that each distinct piece seems to belong together in some way even if it is not identical to anything else. to achieve unity and harmony into your space it’s important to define an aesthetic style

because this way you have parameters of colors, textures and shapes to guarantee a cohesive atmosphere. all those principles come together to design a spectacular space those principles arecrucial elements when it comes to creating any composition even in other arts like painting, photography or architecture

they’re guides to make a cohesive ambience each of theseprinciples work together to tell our brain that we are in a beautiful, comfortable and pleasant space not only for our eyes but also for our soul. if you liked this video please don’t forget to click like

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