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Exploring the Elements of Design: Lines in Interior Spaces

Discover how different types of lines—vertical, horizontal, diagonal, and curved—shape the aesthetic and functionality of interior design. Vertical lines create height and elegance, while horizontal lines promote a sense of calm and spaciousness. Diagonal lines introduce movement and energy, while curved lines soften and add grace. Learn how to incorporate these lines through furniture, decor, wallpaper, and architectural elements to enhance your living spaces effectively.

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Exploring the Elements of Design: Lines in Interior Spaces

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  1. Elements of Design - Line Name Class School

  2. Vertical Lines Horizontal Lines Diagonal Lines Curved Lines Lines – Fabricwww.fabric.com Label Each Fabric Sample

  3. Vertical Lines Horizontal Lines Diagonal Lines Curved Lines Lines – Wall Art www.editionslimited.com Label Each Painting

  4. Vertical Lines Horizontal Lines Diagonal Lines Curved Lines Lines – Dining Room Chairswww.potterybarn.comwww.havertys.comwww.themagazine.info Label Each Bed

  5. Vertical Lines Horizontal Lines Diagonal Lines Curved Lines Lines – Bedwww.potterybarn.comwww.havertys.comwww.themagazine.info Label Each Bed

  6. Vertical Line - Room Look for lines that lead the eye up, adding height, formality, and strength to a design. • Tall Furniture • Columns • Pillars • Striped Wall Paper • Long, Narrow Draperies Vertical lines can make rooms seem more spacious than they actually are and ceilings appear higher.

  7. Horizontal Line - Room Horizontal lines lead the eye to the left or right, suggesting informality and restfulness. • Long, Low Furniture Pieces • Horizontal Lines Going Around the Room Horizontal lines can make buildings, rooms, and furniture seem wider and shorter.

  8. Diagonal Line - Room Diagonal lines suggest action, movement and excitement. • Staircases • Cathedral Ceilings Since diagonal lines can be overpowering and tiring, they should be used sparingly in design.

  9. Curved Line - Room Curved lines add a softening, graceful effect to designs. • Doorway Arches • Ruffled Curtains • Curved Furniture • Rounded Accessories Remember, too many curved lines create a busy look.

  10. Sources • www.potterybarn.com • www.havertys.com • www.themagazine.info

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